As the looming July 31 trade deadline approaches the Boston Red Sox woke up MLB by taking 3 out of 4 from the Yankees while home at Fenway Park. The 4-game weekend series put the Red Sox in a must win situation where they had to fight to keep the Yankees from running away with the division! And they sure did hear the wake up call!

After taking 2 out of 3 games in Tampa Bay vs. the Rays…. the Red Sox went back to Fenway to take on those Yankees! The first game was amazing as they ended up winning 19-3 the largest margin of victory vs. New York in a very long while! Xander Bogaerts went on a tear smashing a few homeruns in another breakthrough year for him! Rick Porcello had plenty of run support as the Red Sox brought in Nathan Eovaldi to close in his new role with the team after returning from the DL! 

The next night Mookie Betts was the star of the show driving in a whopping 5 RBI’s! Betts has struggled a bit to hit this season so it was fun to see him get back into his groove! At the end of the game his teammates who also contributed steadily doused him with a Gatorade shower while being interviewed. More importantly,  the Red Sox knew they are back in the race for the 2019 AL East Pennant!

The Red Sox won again on Saturday 9-5 as J.D. Martinez had a good day while Eduardo Rodriguez stifled the Yankee bats from the pitchers mound. They almost came back during Sunday night’s game as the Red Sox showed why they are the #1 scoring team in MLB! 

With the trade deadline approaching it is good to know the Sox are back in this and whether or not they make a trade to bolster a battered pitching staff…. Alex Cora feels confident that the team will make the playoffs and will be strong no matter if as either a Wild Card or division leader! The Sox know the playoffs scenario  can only up their gameplay and this weekends series displays that they still have what it takes to repeat! Two more months of regular season games to go and Red Sox are looking Boston Strong! Go Sox Go! read more

The Boston Red Sox are playing Red Hot Baseball. To make the victory cake even sweeter, in the next few days they will be hopping across the pond to take on the Yankees in their much anticipated mid-season series in London.

The pioneering program takes baseball regular season games to venues in other countries. This will be an exciting opportunity to share the thrill of baseball action in other sporting locations. It is expected to be well-attended.

In the in between time leading up to the build-up of this amazing event, the Sox have climbed back into the pennant race and are playing excellent baseball. Injuries have taken their toll but the rest of the team is elevating their game to pull off amazing pitching performances again with late inning hitting heroics becoming a regular occurrence.

The Red Sox won both series against the Royals and Twins on the road before returning to a late June Fenway home stand that has seen them return to glory.

The team is once again riding a few spectacular winning streaks that have made them into contenders in their quest to defend their championship. Chris Sale is pitching like Chris Sale again while Rick Porcello has been allowing only a few hits in quality starts.

David Price is contributing steadily in his return from the DL by throwing un-hitable stuff. The bullpen has struggled dropping some tough losses but some late inning comebacks have erased their troubles in a few recent games. 

All in all the Red Sox are looking mighty strong as they are focused on their trip over the Atlantic Ocean and into an important AL East matchup series in Jolly Old England…. the historic city of London to be exact. So we say Go Sox Go! read more

The Boston Red Sox are back to their winning ways after a rough start to this 2019 MLB Season. This fact was clear Sunday Night while in their game in the Bronx they subdued the surging Yankees with an 8-5 victory.

David Price pitched a solid game and his mechanics were superb after recovering from injury on a night where many Yankees fans left the stadium in the 8th inning when the Sox were up.

It was a welcome sight for sore Red Sox fans’ eyes to see as the pitching staff and bullpen has struggled so far. This game showed that the Sox are not going to let any team run away with the AL East title or World Series crown for that matter. The Yankees made us worry with a late inning comeback yet the relief corps. was able to nail the Win down.

Decimated by injuries thus is a fighting bunch and they won’t go down!. There is plenty of season left for a spectacular finish.

This was an important win to keep the season alive before the Red Sox travel to face the Royals and the Rays next. More importantly it was a much needed bounce back after Red Sox Legend and future Hall of Famer Dustin Pedroia announced that his rehab assignment was coming to an end for this season with his returning as a player questionable at this time.

Pedroia revitalized 2B for the Sox and was a very consistent player, not to mention a 3x world champion. Let’s hope he can return.

In the meantime, Mitch Moreland holds down a steady first base while rookie phenom Michael Chavis hammers the ball while filling in at 2nd. Rafael Devers hits rockets while playing 3rd.

Chavis and Devers won Rookie of the Month and Player of the Month for May respectively as the resurgent Sox had a great May that put them back in the winning column and proved that they will be contenders especially Post All-Star break when they will be healthier. This is a wonderful time to be a Red Sox fan…..so enjoy.


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The World Champion Boston Red Sox have had a rough start to their 2019 season as they look to repeat as champions. They opened the season with too many road games on a West Coast trip that saw them dropping somewhat in the always competitive AL East. This was the longest opening road series in Red Sox history as our hometown heroes looked to start this 2019 season.  By the time they finally returned to beautiful Fenway Park on April 9th they were much more relaxed, relieved, and ready to receive their 2018 World Series Championship Rings. read more

104 games have been played and the Boston Red Sox are off to their best record at this point of the season ever! They are an amazing 40 games above .500 as they maintain a steady lead over the Yankees.  A 100 win season seems easily within reach as they look to top the Yankees in the race for the AL East Pennant!

Coming off a hard fought win for the American League in the All-Star Game….that saw the Red Sox contribute 5 solid players to the All-Star team…..the Red Sox resume what looks to amount to their best record ever.

Manager Alex Cora has shuffled the high octane offense a bit putting Mookie Betts at lead-off to get as many productive at bats as possible while J.D. Martinez sets records as the best batting Red Sox DH since the awesome David Ortiz.

Even Xander Bogaerts is hitting grand slams as he defensively holds down the fort from the Short Stop position!

The pitching is regaining top notch form as Chris Sale anchors the staff as Rick Porcello bounces back and David Price regains some consistency. One more starter for good measure may be obtained before the trading deadline at the end of July but most likely the Sox will obtain some relief pitchers to bolster the bullpen in the stretch run and through the playoffs.

There are some matchups with the Yankees left that will certainly count towards settling this years champion but everything in Red Sox Nation is not only alive and well but shall we say….Fenway frankly… times couldn’t be better!