By Laura Soukkavong - BOSTON — September had been treating the Boston Red Sox rather well until Tuesday night, when Reid Detmers arrived at Fenway Park and reminded them how quickly a winning streak can disappear when the bats disappear with it. The Los Angeles Angels left-hander allowed one hit over six scoreless innings, and … Continue reading Red Sox Five-Game Winning Streak Ends as Reid Detmers Dominates Boston in 6-1 Angels Win

By Laura Soukkavong - ALLENTOWN, Pa. — September baseball leaves little room for games that get away, particularly for a team trying to chase down first place with fewer than two weeks remaining. The Worcester Red Sox had control Tuesday night, lost it gradually, reclaimed it in extra innings and then watched the Lehigh Valley … Continue reading Three-Run Lead Disappears as WooSox Suffer Costly Extra-Inning Loss in International League Race

By Laura Soukkavong - BOSTON — Baseball’s calendar has always had a way of looking ahead. September can still be unfolding, October can still be waiting, and somewhere beyond another New England winter there is already a February afternoon in Florida with baseball scheduled to be played. For the Boston Red Sox, that afternoon now … Continue reading Boston Red Sox 2027 Spring Training Schedule: Yankees, Northeastern and Spring Breakout Tournament

By Laura Soukkavong - BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Worcester Red Sox spent most of their week at Sahlen Field playing like a team that had rediscovered how to control baseball games. They received dominant starting pitching, produced runs early, hit for power, rallied when they fell behind and, by Saturday night, had constructed their fourth … Continue reading WooSox Took Control in Buffalo Until One Inning Stole the Sweep Away

By Laura Soukkavong - BOSTON — September baseball has a way of stripping away everything that does not matter. Style points disappear, excuses become worthless, and the standings eventually reduce every night to the same basic requirement: win the game in front of you. The Boston Red Sox are doing exactly that. They reached 80 … Continue reading Red Sox Reach 80 Wins as Adley Rutschman and Jarren Duran Power Fifth Straight Victory

By Laura Soukkavong - PORTLAND, Maine — At some point, an individual award stops looking like an isolated achievement and starts saying something larger about an organization. The Portland Sea Dogs reached that point a while ago, but Henry Godbout and Hayden Mullins provided another reminder this week. Godbout was selected as the Eastern League … Continue reading Henry Godbout and Hayden Mullins Give Portland Another Double Dose of Eastern League Honors

By Laura Soukkavong - BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Worcester Red Sox were down. They were not done. And when the eighth inning arrived Saturday night at Sahlen Field, Kristian Campbell made sure the Buffalo Bisons learned the difference. Trailing 2-1 and running out of outs, Worcester exploded for three runs in the eighth, with Campbell … Continue reading Kristian Campbell Powers WooSox Comeback as Worcester Beats Buffalo 4-2 for Fifth Straight Win

By Laura Soukkavong - The Worcester Red Sox kept rolling at Polar Park, the Boston Red Sox were blanked at Fenway Park, the New England Revolution delivered one of their strongest performances of the season, the Boston Legacy protected a narrow lead under heavy pressure, and the Portland Sea Dogs were shut out in Binghamton … Continue reading New England Sports Roundup: WooSox Stay Red Hot, Revolution Roll, Red Sox Shut Out

By Laura Soukkavong - Thursday's baseball schedule arrives with no shortage of meaningful games across the Northeast and the major leagues. With the first half winding down in the Eastern League, playoff races tightening in the minors, and several major league clubs trying to gain ground before the All-Star break, tonight's slate features a combination … Continue reading Thursday Night Baseball Preview: Division Races, First-Half Titles and Momentum on the Line