Boston Red Sox
History-heavy confidence with a permanent rivalry alarm
A talented club capable of turning one hot month into a regional declaration of destiny.
Boston managed four hits and one run in a 6-1 loss to Los Angeles as Reid Detmers allowed one hit and struck out nine over six scoreless innings.
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Angels 6, Red Sox 1: Detmers made the night uncomfortable
Reid Detmers allowed one hit and struck out nine over six scoreless innings as Los Angeles gave him rare support in Boston.
Mariners 8, Red Sox 3: Seattle found a repeatable answer
Seattle scored four runs in both the third and sixth innings, turning a late-season wild-card chase into a night of steady offensive pressure.
Mariners 9, Red Sox 6: Montes opened the door and Seattle walked through
Lazaro Montes homered in his debut, Randy Arozarena added a three-run shot, and Seattle ended a five-game losing streak in Boston.
Yankees 1, Red Sox 0: One run was enough
New York beat Boston 1-0 behind a solo home run from Paul Goldschmidt and a three-hit effort from the Yankees offense.
Red Sox 7, Blue Jays 0: Late runs made the shutout louder
Boston led by one until the eighth, then scored six late runs while Payton Tolle and the bullpen finished a shutout in Toronto.
Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 4: The eighth inning broke the balance
Toronto scored five times in the eighth and survived a three-run Boston ninth to take a 6-4 win at home.
Red Sox 4, White Sox 0: Gray made the night small
Sonny Gray threw six scoreless innings and Boston turned four runs into a shutout win over Chicago, keeping the game from growing teeth.
Red Sox 14, White Sox 2: A six-run first set the tone
Boston beat Chicago 14-2 after a six-run first inning and a second six-run burst in the sixth made the game a two-act demolition.
Red Sox 5, Athletics 4: Boston won the extra-base margin
Boston beat the Athletics 5-4 after three extra-base hits gave its eight-hit attack more damage than Oakland's nine-hit, five-double night.
Red Sox 4, Athletics 2: Rafaela erased five quiet innings
Ceddanne Rafaela hit his first career grand slam in the sixth as Boston overcame five hitless innings to beat the Athletics 4-2.
Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 0: Cease allowed one hit and no argument
Dylan Cease threw a one-hit shutout with 12 strikeouts as Toronto beat Boston 6-0 behind a five-run third inning.
Red Sox 6, Orioles 5: Durbin supplied the last answer
Boston erased two late Baltimore leads before Caleb Durbin's eighth-inning homer delivered a 14th straight Red Sox win.
Red Sox 6, Rays 1: Gray made win No. 13 look routine
Sonny Gray held Tampa Bay to one run over six innings as Boston completed a four-game sweep and extended its winning streak to 13.
Red Sox 7, Rays 6: Wilyer Abreu turned six hits into a four-run comeback
Wilyer Abreu hit two home runs, including the go-ahead shot in Boston's four-run seventh, as the Red Sox won their 12th straight.
Red Sox 5, Rays 3: Wilyer Abreu powered No. 11
Wilyer Abreu homered twice and drove in three runs as Boston beat Tampa Bay 5-3 to complete a doubleheader sweep and extend its winning streak to 11.
Red Sox 10, Rays 0: Boston built its 10-game streak from the mound out
Jake Bennett threw six one-hit innings as Boston beat Tampa Bay 10-0, won its 10th straight, and held opponents to 14 runs in that span.