BOS 7, NYY 0: Beckett, Ortiz lead charge past Yankees
Josh Beckett pitched six scoreless innings and David Ortiz extended his hitting streak to seven games to stay undefeated against the New York Yankees this season.
Author: shawn medeiros
TEX 6, BOS 3: Rebound
Dominate pitching at Fenway Park could only last so long. Daisuke Matsuzaka took the hill one game after Jon Lester's near perfect game.
BOS 8, TEX 1: Nearly perfect
This is the Jon Lester every Red Sox fan expected this season.
TEX 5, BOS 1: Trade bait
If Brady Penny is going to be traded then this outing didn't help the Boston Red Sox front office.
BOS 6, DET 3: Bay’s way
It's not how you start. It's how you finish.
BOS 10, DET 5: Almost
Josh Beckett didn't need the early run support. He didn't allow a hit until the seventh inning.
BOS 5, DET 1: Everyone’s a winner
Daisuke Matsuzaka and Terry Francona were both in search of wins. Both, for different reasons.
Anderson, Bates power Sea Dogs to win
In retrospect, Portland's 6-4 victory over the Connecticut Defenders was a microcosm of the season for Aaron Bates and to an extent for Lars Anderson.
Bates cracked three singles in five at-bats and drove in two runs while Anderson was 2-for-5 (single, double) with an RBI.
And manager Arnie Beyeler continued his "mix-and-match" routine Sunday with T.J. Large and Bryce Cox who combined to make a winner out of starter Jarod Plummer (4-1).
BOS 8, TOR 2: Wide awake
Change can often be difficult. The Boston Red Sox lineup adapted quite easily.
TOR 5, BOS 3: Crash landing
Rocco Baldelli hit a two-run homer in the second inning. Then, in the the fifth inning, Baldelli crashed into a wall trying to catch a foul ball. That's exactly how Boston's game went as well. The Red Sox were on pace for a win with a 3-1 cushion over Toronto. Then, Ramon Ramirez hit a wall in the seventh inning.