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The Yankees, hilariously, fall to the Red Sox for the third game in a row
Everyone can beat the Red Sox at home, right? They can’t hit there. They make costly mental errors. They’ve won won just 15 games at their home ground in the Fens, the lowest number of any team in the league. All of this makes it grandly hilarious that the one team they apparently can beat […]
Red Sox go for three in a row against Yankees as Marcelo Mayer heads to IL
Taking a series from the Yankees doesn’t save the season. But, damn, it feels good. After Payton Tolle dominated on the mound last night, the Sox can keep the good vibes going this afternoon behind Jake Bennett, who is coming off the best outing of his young career, having struck out nine Rockies through six […]
Red Sox Minor Lines: Miguel Bleis homers twice as everyone loses
Worcester: L, 1-13 (BOX SCORE) Before many were in their seats at Polar Park, Seth Martinez had already been tagged for a home run and five runs from the Toledo Mud Hens (Tigers AAA) and it didn’t get any less ugly from there. Noah Song also gave up five runs in relief, and the WooSox […]
The Red Sox failure to retain Kyle Schwarber is still felt today
Given the disaster the Red Sox have gotten themselves into this season, let’s take a look back on how the ballclub could have been in a better position to compete, both in 2026 and other recent seasons with just two playoff appearances in the 2020s. Boston currently ranks last in baseball with just 67 home […]
Payton Tolle Puts on a Show as Red Sox Stymie the Yankees, 6-1
Holy crap. Payton Tolle was flat-out brilliant Friday night at Fenway—seven innings, one hit, zero runs, seven strikeouts. Five perfect frames. The Yankees lineup managed just three hits for the entire game. THREE. Goldschmidt, Bellinger, Chisholm—a combined 0-for-11. The one guy who got to Tolle at all was Spencer Jones with a single in the […]
Tolle tries to tackle Yankees in Friday night clash
⚾️ First Pitch: 7:10pm 📺 TV: NESN 📻 Radio: WEEI
Red Sox Minor Lines: Brayan Bello rebounds
Worcester: L, 2-3 (F/10) (BOX SCORE) Brayan Bello’s third outing following his demotion to Triple-A went much more smoothly than his second. He struck out six, allowing just one run on 85 pitches, and while he still had a bit of trouble finding the zone, landing just 54 of those for strikes, he walked just […]
Red Sox News & Links: Sox unlikely to deal Jarren Duran at trade deadline?
Marcelo Mayer has had an ugly first full season in the big leagues. Ironically, the Red Sox general, season-long suckitude has helped him fly under the radar. If the Sox were playing well, his spot in the lineup would probably be a major topic of controversy; but as it is, he’s just one of a […]
Can Caleb Durbin be part of the next Red Sox core?
During the first two months of the season, it was no secret that Caleb Durbin’s performance at the plate was one of, if not the biggest reason, for the Red Sox’ struggles. The transition from Rafael Devers to Alex Bregman to Caleb Durbin was understandably not well-received by the Sox fanbase; the epitome of Craig […]
The Red Sox-Yankees rivalry enters a new, uncertain era
Out and about in Seattle Wednesday morning and wearing my Red Sox cap, I was stopped by a guy in a Yankees cap. He passed me and walked around so he could face me. By then he’d already made it weird, but he also tipped his cap, and attempted to bond with me over both […]
Red Sox 6, Yankees 3: Caleb Durbin takes advantage of the Yankees self-destructing
Good news! Apparently whatever ailment preventing the Red Sox from playing competent baseball at Fenway Park this year is contagious. The New York Yankees may have the best record in the American League, but tonight they put on a total clown shown and gifted away a rather amusing victory with a big, fat bow on […]
Yankees vs Red Sox: Cam Schlittler vs Connelly Early
If you purchased a ticket to this game months ago, my condolences. Red Sox vs. Yankees is supposed to resemble a clash of titans, but instead, the Red Sox have been such an embarrassment they’ve fallen through the cellar floor and might as well be in a different hemisphere than New York (15.5 games back […]
Red Sox welcome Yankess to Fenway Park as team falls into abyss
Sunday July 9th, 2006 was last day before the All-Star Break. The Red Sox were 53-32 entering that game. First place in the AL East. They won the first two games against the Chicago White Sox 7-2 and 9-6. Up 3-2 in the 9th, closer Jonathan Papelbon came in for the save. He blew it, […]
Red Sox Minor Lines: Dylan Brown dominates for the Drive
Toledo Mud Hens 5, Worcester Red Sox 4 (BOX) The WooSox got out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on Wednesday against the Mud Hens (DET), thanks to a two-run double from Allan Castro. The pitching was unable to hang on, though, with starter Raymond Burgos allowing four runs (three earned) in four […]
What is the worst you’ve ever felt about the Red Sox in the big picture?
For me, the 2026 Red Sox experience is orders of magnitude worse than 2012 or 2020 when you consider what surrounds it. If you’re going straight by how long we’ve had to go with little to no meaningful baseball after July each year, I think there’s a pretty solid argument to be made that it […]
The curious case for letting Craig Breslow run the Red Sox through the trade deadline
Amid the flaming trainwreck that is the 2026 Red Sox season, there’s this very odd side note to consider: The Red Sox actually had a pretty solid offseason. Now, “pretty solid offseason” is intentionally vague and highly subjective, but work with me here. As we approach the season’s halfway point, it’s worth exploring the moves […]
Red Sox let another late lead slip to Rockies, finish with .500 road trip
The Red Sox probably should’ve swept the lowly Colorado Rockies (though they’re pretty close to the same category these days). They should’ve at least won the series. They couldn’t even do that. Ranger Suárez struck out nine batters in six innings with solid run support. Instead of returning home to Fenway this weekend with a […]
Ranger Suárez takes the ball in search of winning road trip
TV: NESN First Pitch: 3:10 p.m. ET The Red Sox should be playing for a sweep of the Rockies in the series finale, but we’ll finally let go of a rare Aroldis Chapman dud from Monday night. Boston got an exceptional start from Sonny Gray with 11 strikeouts in Tuesday’s win and could see another […]
Red Sox Minor Lines: Devin Futrell strikes out 12
Worcester: L, 1-4 (BOX SCORE) Patrick Sandoval had another short rehab outing, giving up a couple runs to Toledo (Tigers AAA) while also botching a pickoff attempt. The offense went 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position. Romy Gonzalez, who hopes to return this week, had a knock, but it was one of just six on […]
Who is the most interesting player on the Red Sox right now?
The playoffs are nothing more than a distant dream. But most of us sickos who follow this team aren’t going anywhere. It’s summer, it’s the Red Sox, we’ll be watching. This morning, Mike makes a great case that Nate Eaton of all people is giving us a reason to watch, and that he’s arguably the […]
Nate Eaton brings a sorely needed spark to the Red Sox
Nate Eaton, known this spring as The Pride of Great Britain, has brought a spark of interest to the Red Sox lineup. He’s still Nate Eaton, a guy who didn’t stick in Kansas City during some lean years, but sometimes you need a presence. Mickey Gasper is all mustache, no real bat, glove, or arm. […]
Sonny Gray cruises in Colorado, propels the Red Sox to a bounce back win
We don’t care much about starting pitching records anymore, and for good reason. But it’s kind of wild to look up and realize that Sonny Gray is 9-1 following his latest gem for the Red Sox against the Rockies in Coors Field on Tuesday night. On a team that entered the evening tied for the […]
The Red Sox take on the Rockies in a battle of true Mickey Mouse organizations
In a true race to the bottom, two teams tied for the fewest wins in the entire sport are set to square off in Coors Field tonight with the Red Sox taking on the Rockies. If the Red Sox lose and the Giants beat the A’s later this evening, Boston will stand all alone as […]
The Red Sox’ season ended last night in brutal loss to Rockies
The Boston Red Sox saw their season come to an end during Monday’s sickening loss to the Colorado Rockies. If we’re all being honest with each other, there were already nails being hammered into the coffin — the utter shit show that was the final two innings of that game just happened to be the […]
Red Sox News & Links: Garrett Crochet not yet cleared to play catch
Last week, we learned that Garrett Crochet had been cleared to throw weighted plyometric balls as he attempts to recover from two injuries: the initial shoulder inflammation that landed him on the IL, and the subsequent lat tightness that has kept him on it for much longer than anyone anticipated. Yesterday he was reevaluated and, […]
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