Boston Red Sox

  • Published
    June 26, 2011
    Lyle Overbay, Nick Leyva

    Sox lose fourth straight

    Boston loses 6-4 at Pittsburgh despite hitting three homers and also drops out of first place, a half-game behind New York.

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    June 25, 2011

    On Baseball: It’s a new ball game for former Sox official

    BOSTON – When Jason McLeod left the Boston Red Sox as their scouting director, he knew he was leaving behind friends and associates — and trips to Maine. “I miss coming to Portland after the draft and decompressing for four days,” McLeod said early last week at Fenway Park, where the San Diego Padres were […]

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    June 25, 2011

    Red Sox Notebook: Beckett will start Tuesday

    PITTSBURGH – Boston Red Sox pitcher Josh Beckett’s next start was pushed back to help him recover from an illness that left him bedridden earlier this week. Veteran knuckleballer Tim Wakefield will start in Beckett’s spot today against the Pittsburgh Pirates, with Beckett not taking the mound again until Tuesday when the Red Sox travel […]

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    June 25, 2011
    Kevin Youkilis

    Sudden storm has Sox in cold

    David Ortiz walked to the plate representing the go-ahead run in the eighth inning Friday night, and the thousands of Boston Red Sox fans who crammed PNC Park waited for Big Papi to send the ball over the right-field wall, into the Allegheny River.<br><br>Mother Nature and Pittsburgh reliever Jose Veras had other ideas.

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    June 22, 2011
    John Lackey

    Rain, Lackey do in Boston

    San Diego takes advantage of a wild John Lackey in a game stopped in the eighth.

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  • Published
    June 22, 2011
    Anthony Rizzo

    Rizzo’s RBI costly to Red Sox

    Former Boston prospect Anthony Rizzo's bases-loaded groundout helps San Diego end a skid.

  • Published
    June 21, 2011
    Adrian Gonzalez, Nick Hundley

    Red Sox 14, Padres 5:Not a prayer for Padres

    BOSTON — Facing his former team was just another game for Adrian Gonzalez. His current team's 10-run inning was something special.<br><br> Gonzalez drove in three runs Monday night with a single and double in the big seventh inning and the hot-hitting Boston Red Sox rolled to a 14-5 victory over the struggling San Diego Padres.<br><br> "I had fun with it. I have fun out there every day," said Gonzalez, who leads the majors with 67 RBI and a .353 batting average. "It was good to see them before the game and catch up with them, but once the game started it was all about playing the game."<br><br> The Red Sox have been playing better than any other team the past 2½ weeks. They are 14-2 since June 3. They scored at least 10 runs for the fifth time in nine games and lead the majors with a .277 batting average.

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    June 19, 2011

    Sox honor champs, play like contenders

    The Red Sox host the Bruins to celebrate their Stanley Cup win, then roll over the Brewers.

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    June 19, 2011

    Brewers thwart Lester’s shot at No. 10

    Jon Lester gives up three home runs and misses a shot at his 10th victory as the Red Sox lose 4-3.

  • Published
    June 18, 2011

    Lackey settles down, shuts down Brewers

    John Lackey retires 14 straight batters after allowing four early runs, and Boston wins again.