Rick Porcello throws seven scoreless innings in Boston’s season-high sixth straight win.
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Reports: David Ortiz shot in Dominican Republic
The former Boston Red Sox slugger was reportedly shot while at an entertainment center in Santo Domingo.
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Yonny Chirinos throws 8 scoreless innings, Rays beat Red Sox
Chirinos pitched two-hit ball for eight scoreless innings and the Tampa Bay Rays stopped Boston’s four-game winning streak, beating the Red Sox 5-1.
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Craig Kimbrel on joining Cubs: ‘I’m happy where I am’
Free-agent closer who played several years with Red Sox has finalized to a three-year contract with the Chicago Cubs that guarantees $43 million.
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Chris Sale fans 12 in 3-hitter as Red Sox trounce Royals
Boston ace tossed a three-hitter for his third career shutout, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Rafael Devers drove in three runs apiece, and the Red Sox trounced the woeful Royals 8-0.
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Eduardo Núñez hits 3-run shot to send Red Sox past Royals
Pinch-hit, three-run homer breaks open close game in the eighth inning, and the Red Sox went on to beat the Royals 8-3.
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Price, Red Sox win in the Bronx
J.D. Martinez and Xander Bogaerts homer in Boston’s 8-5 win.
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Yankees beat Red Sox again as bullpen covers 5 1/3 scoreless
Gary Sánchez hit a tiebreaking, two-run homer in the fifth inning and the New York Yankees bullpen held tight again to beat the Boston Red Sox 5-3.
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DJ LeMahieu leads surging Yankees past Red Sox
LeMahieu homered and hit an RBI double off the wall against Chris Sale, sending the New York Yankees to a 4-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox.
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Timeout: Boston loses hero and fall guy
The Celtics’ John Havlicek was hailed a hero when he stole an inbound pass during the 1965 Eastern finals, but Bill Buckner was treated like pariah by Red Sox fans after his blunder at first base during the 1986 World Series.