It’s another blowout, this time in favor of Texas as Josh Hamilton helps top Boston, 11-4.
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Red Sox go from a shutout to a blowout in just one day
Carl Crawford’s grand slam highlights an eight-run fourth inning that helps Boston take care of Texas.
Loss knocks Sox into second place
Texas hammers Boston for a 10-0 win as New York wins to take a half-game lead in the AL East.
Pencil in ‘pen as the difference for Yankees
Mariano Rivera gets the big out for the Yanks, and Alfredo Aceves fails for the Sox.
On Baseball: Matchup favored Red Sox, scoreboard favored Yankees
BOSTON – Observations following the final Red Sox-Yankees game at Fenway Park this year (maybe): Thursday’s game showed how close this rivalry is this year. The pitching matchup of Jon Lester vs. A.J. Burnett made the Red Sox an overwhelming favorite, but Burnett stymied the Sox except for Dustin Pedroia’s two-run homer. Other than that, […]
Beckett too much for Yanks again
Josh Beckett improves to 4-0 against New York this season, and Jacoby Ellsbury hits a pivotal home run.
Red Sox: Real Sabathia finally stands up
BOSTON — CC Sabathia finally snapped out of his Red Sox funk, and it took an extra effort to do it.
Sabathia struck out 10, throwing a season-high 128 pitches in six innings Tuesday night to beat Boston for the first time in five tries and lead New York to a 5-2 victory.
The Yankees improved to 3-13 this season against the Red Sox, who lead the AL East by a half-game.
On Baseball: Red Sox pitching depth should keep them in first
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox worked the count against CC Sabathia, pushing his pitch count up quickly. They also got 10 hits against him over six innings. But the Sox could not beat the big left-hander Tuesday night, dropping a 5-2 decision to the New York Yankees in the opener of a three-game series […]
Tom Caron: Division winner gets glory… and baseball’s home edge
Starting tonight, they meet again. The Red Sox and Yankees will spend the next three nights sizing one another up as they roll into the final month of the season. Once again they are fiercely battling for the division title – the winner of this series will move onto Labor Day weekend in first place.
Does it matter? Barring a major collapse, both will be playing baseball in October. They have run away from the rest of the AL East and any other playoff contenders. The team that’s second will undoubtedly win the wild card. And just making the playoffs is the goal, right?
Sox wait out delays to sweep Athletics
Boston gets strong pitching in both games on its way to a pair of rain-soaked wins, 9-3 and 4-0.