Welcome back boys and girls. Hope you all enjoyed your nice, relaxing All-Star break (we all know David Ortiz did). The Boston Red Sox's are one of the few teams back in action tonight, as veteran Tim Wakefield looks to improve on his ugly record against youngster Tommy Hunter and the revamped Texas Rangers.
Lackey's hard loss yesterday force the Boston Red Sox's into a game three rubber match against our neighbors to the North. Daisuke Matsuzaka will do his best to pull out the series win, as Jesse Litsch looks for his first win of the season.
After the Jays took an absolute shelling on their home turf, the Boston Red Sox's will look to add more insult to injury, as John Lackey will take on Brandon Morrow.
The Boston Red Sox's head north once again to start the series against the Toronto Blue Jays, as ace John Lester looks to clip the wings of Ricky Romero.
It was, indeed, a cold comeback from a nice holiday weekend. Now, as the injuries continue to mount, the Boston Red Sox's will need to get creative in order to keep their footing in the AL East, sending Felix Doubront to the hill to face Jeff Niemann.
Now that the holiday weekend is over, the Boston Red Sox's will fly south to Tampa to take on the Rays, sending Daisuke to the mound once again.
The Boston Red Sox's will look to celebrate America's birthday the right way, with a series close out of the Baltimore Orioles in today's matinee.
Jon Lester and Jeremy Guthrie have both factored into twelve decisions so far this season, earning a (9-3) and (3-9) record, respectively. Tonight, Lester will look to continue the Boston Red Sox's successful record against the struggling Orioles.
As if they didn't get enough of the beating's before, the Baltimore Orioles are back for more from the Boston Red Sox who will once again truck Tim Wakefield out to the mound.
The Boston Red Sox seemed to have settled in nicely at home with last night's win over the Tampa Bay Rays. Daisuke Matsuzaka will try to make it two for Boston, as he goes against Tampa's Matt Garza.