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After a three-game road win streak in Kansas City, the Red Sox were swept at Fenway by the Minnesota Twins in a 6-5 Sunday loss, underscoring a troubling 2026 pattern of strong road performances not translating at home as interim manager Chad Tracy called the setback a tough feeling.
Kyle Schwarber homered in the first inning for the Phillies in a 2-1 win at Fenway, extending his homer streak to five games. Don Mattingly called him 'dangerous' as Boston’s pitcher struggled early. The reminder comes with Schwarber’s 2021 postseason success for Boston that included a grand slam, and his 204 homers for Philadelphia since 2022, placing him tied for 10th on the Phillies’ franchise list with Dick Allen.
Fired Red Sox manager Alex Cora texted reporters saying 'I’m happy' hours after his firing, posted celebratory photos with his staff, and later turned down the Phillies job to spend time with family. He sent a mass email thanking the organization, praising staff, and urging fans not to take Fenway Park for granted, signaling a heartfelt, if controversial, exit from Boston.
Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler expects a hostile welcome at Fenway after Red Sox fans flooded him with online abuse following last year's playoff duel, and he plans to respond with another dominant performance as he eyes his first Fenway start, fueled by the memory of his Game 3 shutdown in the Wild Card Series and support from teammates like Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Boone.
Steve Buckley argues that while John Henry has been a strong Red Sox owner, his silence amid fans’ ‘Sell the team’ chants at Fenway is bad form and risks eroding trust; Henry should address the fan base directly about the team’s direction, even as his tenure has brought four World Series titles, with side notes on Opening Day moments, Monster Energy signage, and the pressures facing new players like Roman Anthony.
The iPhone 17 Pro made history by being used as a broadcast-quality camera during a live MLB game at Fenway Park, capturing various angles and moments for Apple TV+ in a way no iPhone had done before, marking a new trend in professional sports broadcasting.
The Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox are set to face off in the penultimate regular-season game at Fenway Park, with starting pitchers Keider Montero and Connelly Early scheduled to pitch.
The Red Sox secured a playoff spot with a dramatic walk-off win at Fenway Park, which was energized by a large, passionate crowd that helped turn Fenway into a formidable home advantage, promising exciting postseason baseball at the historic ballpark.
The Detroit Tigers are playing against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park in a game scheduled for 7:10 p.m., with the pitching matchup yet to be announced, as part of their final regular-season series.
The MLB game between the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox will be the first professional live sporting event partially broadcast using iPhones, specifically four iPhone 17 Pro cameras, marking a technological innovation in sports broadcasting.
The Red Sox secured a crucial 5-4 extra-inning victory over the Athletics, keeping their playoff hopes alive as they remain tied with the Mariners for the final wild card spot in the AL, with 10 games remaining in the season.
The Boston Red Sox secured a much-needed, if ugly, win in a tedious game at Fenway Park, highlighted by Nick Sogard's walk-off in the 10th inning, amidst a challenging season.
Trevor Story hit the shortest home run of the 2025 MLB season at Fenway Park, which was initially called a foul but was confirmed after replay review to have hit the Pesky Pole, making it a historic and unique moment in Fenway and MLB history.
Jarren Duran hit his first career inside-the-park home run, helping the Red Sox to a 5-2 victory over the Pirates and ending a home losing streak, with Duran's speed setting a team record for the fastest home-to-home run in the Statcast era.
Payton Tolle made his major league debut for the Red Sox at Fenway Park, delivering an impressive performance by holding the Pirates to two runs over 5.1 innings, and described the experience as the greatest of his life, highlighting his enthusiasm and emotional connection to the game and his journey to the majors.