BOSTON — Cleveland Manager Manny Acta’s pregame lesson about Fenway Park’s quirky angles and dimensions certainly couldn’t cover what Asdrubal Cabrera’s homer did.

Cabrera’s second two-run homer of the game, originally ruled a single off the short wall in right field and overturned by replay review, broke an eighth-inning tie and lifted the Indians to a 9-6 win over the Boston Red Sox on Monday night.

“It might be the only park,” Cabrera said when asked if he thought his homer would have been out in any other ballpark.

Travis Hafner homered after Cabrera’s first of the game as the Indians won for just the third time in their last 11 games.

BOSTON – When Josh Reddick made his first appearance in Portland, he was 20 and even skinnier than he is today. He slipped unnoticed onto the Sea Dogs’ playoff roster in 2007, replacing the injured Bubba Bell. Why call him up from low Class A Greenville for only a few games? “The organization is high […]

Jon Lester pitches eight strong innings as Boston beats Chicago for the first time in eight games.

Luke Hochevar tames a team that scored 25 runs in the last two games as the Royals earn a split.

Dustin Pedroia finishes a home run short of hitting for the cycle as Boston beats the Royals, 13-9.