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BOSTON -- The Red Sox are underdogs. They’re more lovable that way, if the fans notice what's happened to a team everyone thought would dominate. And the players might actually benefit from the realization that last year’s performance doesn’t matter four months into 2017. From the humility that can be found in their own shortcomings. MORE RED SOX Christian Vazquez's three-run HR with two outs in ninth gives Sox dramatic 12-10 win over Indians Eckersley gets raucous ovation from Fenway crowd, says he doesn't want to meet with Price Chris Sale and Craig Kimbrel are typically dynamite, despite forgettable nights on Tuesday. But the supporting cast -- the Killer B’s, Hanley Ramirez, Rick Porcello Continue to Article

August 02, 2017 11:08:am EST

MLB.com Cleveland Indians center fielder Austin Jackson on Tuesday night made what will most likely go down as the catch of the year. On a long fly ball to center field at Fenway Park against the Boston Red Sox, Jackson leaped in the always tricky bullpen Continue to Article

August 02, 2017 8:40:am EST

(MLB.com) Cleveland Indians center fielder Austin Jackson on Tuesday night made what will most likely go down as the catch of the year. On a long fly ball to center field at Fenway Park against the Boston Red Sox, Jackson leaped in the always tricky Continue to Article

August 02, 2017 8:40:am EST

The Red Sox beat up Carlos Carrasco too, and after two innings it was 5-5. The Red Sox scored a run off of Andrew Miller, causing him to blow a save and they scored three runs off of Cody Allen, beating him with a Christian Vasquez three-run walkoff home run. Marlins 7, Nationals 6: Max Scherzer hit his first career homer, followed son after by a Howie Kendrick homer, which gave the Nats a 6-0 lead in the second inning. Continue to Article

August 02, 2017 7:41:am EST

With the game on the line, Christian Vazquez launched a long drive that even Austin Jackson couldn't reach. Vazquez hit a three-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning and the Boston Red Sox pulled off the final rally of a wild game Tuesday night, beating the Indians 12-10 despite an astonishing catch by Jackson. "Some odd things took place offensively," Boston manager John Farrell said, marveling at the outcome and the many twists and turns that preceded it as the Red Sox moved back into first place in the AL East. Continue to Article

August 02, 2017 1:30:am EST