Red Sox Lose 4–2 to Orioles, Because Apparently “Winning the Homestand Opener” Was Too Fancy
Boston turns Fenway into a sad little efficiency seminar, loses to Baltimore, and reminds everyone that momentum is just a rumor around here.
The Red Sox Are Now 25–34, Which Is a Baseball Record and Also a Cry for Help
Your Boston Red Sox are now 25–34, sitting 11.5 games behind the first-place Tampa Bay Rays in the AL East.
That’s right. The Rays are in first place, the Yankees are hanging around, the Orioles are climbing out of the dumpster, and the Red Sox are once again standing in the cor…
