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Boston turns to Sonny Gray with Chapman, Whitlock and Crochet available, while Roman Anthony’s Game 2 status remains unsettled.

Boston turns to Sonny Gray with Chapman, Whitlock and Crochet available, while Roman Anthony’s Game 2 status remains unsettled.

Boston's final regular-season game was moved to Tropicana Field, where former Red Sox infielder Alex Bregman drove in four runs for Chicago.

Boston's catcher and first-base option faces further medical review after leaving Friday's Cubs game, with the Yankees series starting Tuesday.

The weather-driven relocation puts Game 162 in St. Petersburg at 3:05 p.m. Eastern after Friday's Fenway doubleheader.

Boston erased a 3-0 deficit in the opener, then got Abreu’s eighth-inning double to win the nightcap 2-0.

Jedixson Paez supplied five scoreless relief innings before Abreu's two-run double delivered a 2-0 nightcap win.

Boston erased a 3-0 deficit, with Roman Anthony scoring three times in a 4-3 win in the first game of Friday's doubleheader.

Angel Martínez’s second-inning homer stood up; Boston managed two hits before Friday’s Cubs doubleheader.

Boston’s center fielder came off the injured list Wednesday, then left with right hamstring tightness. His availability remains unknown.

The Red Sox beat the Rays 4-2, the Yankees scored nine in Arizona and the Dodgers pulled away from San Francisco as the regular season entered its final weeks.

Boston will be without the right-handed reliever after doctors found degenerative changes in his right elbow, adding a roster problem during the wild-card push.

Boston erased a three-run deficit with Story's seventh-inning drive and moved to 83-70 in the wild-card race.

Texas turns a 3-2 deficit into a seventh-inning lead behind Brandon Nimmo and Ezequiel Duran, while Boston drops five of seven.

Payton Tolle threw six scoreless innings, and Trevor Story added two insurance runs as Boston took the series at Fenway.

The Red Sox rookie overwhelms the top of Kansas City’s lineup while Boston watches a separate pitching comeback take shape.

Boston gets its home run leader back after a hamstring injury; Anthony Seigler goes on the injured list with wrist inflammation.

Roman Anthony and Wilyer Abreu go deep, but Boston cannot erase a six-run deficit in a 6–4 loss.

Fan guide: decide what kind of baseball day you want before committing to travel.

Analysis: late-game coverage can change the value of a roster spot.

Remembrance: make room for the people who connect different generations of Red Sox fans.