The chilly wind that blew over the Green Monster during Monday night’s game against the Mets left Fenway Park feeling more like October than May. It was postseason weather. With the season now a third over, the Red Sox rank as one of the biggest disappointments in baseball, a jumble of useful players who haven’t fit together well.

Ahead of Friday's game, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza sent a message regarding Los Angeles that could make the series that much more interesting. This series is already a must-watch as it is, but Mendoza's recent message about the Dodgers should add a bit more intrigue.

Trevor Story is widely known as a clubhouse leader for the Boston Red Sox. That alone gives him the benefit of the doubt in many scenarios. However, we've reach

The Boston Red Sox face a major challenge in the heart of their lineup ... 500 mark, and their chances of making the playoffs are seemingly low. While they have time to get back in the race ...

Red Sox starter Hunter Dobbins held the Mets to one run on five hits, allowing back-to-back singles before he struck Tyrone Taylor out on a called third strike for the second out in the fifth. Justin Wilson (2-0) fanned Francisco Lindor to end the threat. Aroldis Chapman pitched the ninth for his seventh save.

The Boston Red Sox have one of the best hitters in baseball ... perhaps unfeasible, financial challenge for the Phillies to pull off," Miller said. "They've consistently had a top five payroll ...

Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas built his career on the offensive side of the ball. However, even one of the best hitters on the team outside of Rafael Devers isn’t excused for ...