Baseball

That iconic 1975 photo of Red Sox players playing cards during a rain delay reminds us why downtime—and genuine clubhouse connections—matter.

Patrick Sandoval's five shutout innings in Portland force a real decision: does he crack a crowded rotation, or stay in the minors?

The Red Sox swept the Angels and are suddenly 8-2 in their last ten games. The Wild Card race is genuinely alive.

Jedixson Paez is quietly resurging in Portland, and the Red Sox are clearly betting on his redemption in a competitive minor league ecosystem.

Roman Anthony cycles through specialists in Atlanta before heading to Fort Myers. The Red Sox are banking on fresh medical perspectives, but time isn't infinite.

What controversial call would reverse the Red Sox season? Baseball doesn't grant those miracles like soccer does.

Red Sox swept the Angels behind a power display headlined by Jarren Duran's two-run homer. That's winning baseball.

Boston has won 11 of 14 weekend games since June. Tonight against the Angels, they'll lean on their All-Star starter to complete another series sweep.

Suárez and Chapman make it; Contreras, Rafaela, and Gray don't. Last-place teams don't get the benefit of the doubt.

Contreras launched a three-run blast in the first inning and the Red Sox' patient approach at the plate overwhelmed the Angels in an 8-1 victory.

Sonny Gray takes the mound as the Red Sox look to extend their Fourth of July tradition against the Angels. All-Star talent and a proven bullpen back him up.

With the Red Sox in freefall, trading Sonny Gray to a contender makes more sense than hanging onto a veteran pitcher in a lost season.

Aroldis Chapman broke an MLB strikeout record as Jake Bennett pitched effectively in Boston's 5-2 win at Anaheim. The Red Sox offense did enough.