Boston has players nobody wanted, and the Yanks feel they can win while keeping their prospects.
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Lucchino reportedly on way out as Red Sox CEO
Larry Lucchino will likely be retained by the Red Sox in a lesser capacity.
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Shaw’s big day carries Red Sox past Rays, 11-7
Travis Shaw, filling in for injured Pablo Sandoval, hits his first two major league homers plus a single and a double; Xander Bogaerts and Rusney Castillo are also big contributors.
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Napoli stays put past trade deadline, helps Red Sox beat Rays
Boston’s first baseman, seen as trade bait before Friday’s deadline, homers in the seventh inning to help beat Tampa Bay, 7-5.
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At trade deadline, Red Sox make no major moves
The non-waiver trade deadline passes and the hapless Red Sox only sign a relief pitcher from Oakland.
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Red Sox snap White Sox winning streak
Xander Bogaerts and David Ortiz each get three hits to lead Boston to an 8-2 win
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Down-and-out Red Sox lose again to White Sox
Starter Rick Porcello can’t get through the third inning and Boston loses its third straight to Chicago, 9-2.
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White Sox rough up skidding Red Sox, 9-4
Jeff Samardzija pitches eight strong innings to beat Boston.
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Red Sox retire Pedro Martinez’s number
The new Hall of Famer is the first pitcher to have his number retired by Boston.
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Tom Caron: Fans will never forget the legend of Pedro
The Red Sox will retire Martinez’s No. 45 on Tuesday night.