The Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox meet for he fourth and final game of a four-game set on Monday night at Fenway Park
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The Boston Red Sox look to gain revenge from an opening series loss to the Minnesota Twins on Saturday afternoon at Fenway Park
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The Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Angels may be a little fatigued in playing the final game of their four-game series due to last night’s game running into the wee hours of the morning
Los Angeles Angels at Boston Red Sox
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The Boston Red Sox continue to own the Los Angeles Angels heading into the third game of a four-game set at Fenway Park.
Los Angeles Angels at Boston Red Sox
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The Toronto Blue Jays are big underdogs against the Boston Red Sox in the third game of a four-game set at Fenway Park
Toronto Blue Jays at Boston Red Sox
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The Boston Red Sox became the first team in the majors with double-digit losses after failing to hold a 3-0 lead against the Toronto Blue Jays Friday night at Fenway Park
Toronto Blue Jays at Boston Red Sox
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The Red Sox will look to get back within single digits in the AL East divisional race and avoid being swept in a three-game set against the White Sox.
Chicago White Sox at Boston Red Sox
The series finale finds a pair of solid right-handers facing off against each other at Fenway Park this afternoon.
Toronto Blue Jays at Boston Red Sox
Toronto fell 5-4 in 11 innings in Saturday night’s contest against the Red Sox at Fenway Park, as reliever Casey Janssen served up a walk off home run in the bottom of the 11th inning. “I just kind of talked myself out of a pitch,” Janssen said. “You can second guess. If I get him out, it’s the right pitch. If I don’t, then it’s the wrong pitch.” The Blue Jays are 4-10 against the Red Sox this season, including a 2-3 mark on the road in this series. The club is 13-27 versus Boston dating back to the middle of the 2008 season, but they’ve actually won five of the last eight contests at Fenway Park. Toronto dropped below .500 on the road with yesterday’s loss, currently standing at 33-34 away from the Rogers Centre (+590). The Blue Jays are still bring a solid 27-21 mark against division opponents into the series finale (+1,120) and the total is 22-25 O/U in those contests. It’s important to note that the team is 7-10 as a road underdog of +125 to +150 in 2010 (-60) and 18-31 in this situation the last three years (-670).
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The Tigers would be in a position to sweep the series if not for a bullpen failure in Saturday’s contest.
Detroit Tigers at Boston Red Sox
Detroit fell 5-4 in the second game of a three-game set in Boston, as the team is now 11-9 versus the AL East division this season. The Tigers were unable to hold a 4-0 lead that was created with the help of first baseman Miguel Cabrera’s 26th home run of the year. The bullpen came into Saturday’s contest with a 20-11 record and 3.57 ERA through the club’s first 102 games. With yesterday’s loss, the team is now 24-19 in day games (+330) with the total being 17-23 O/U in those contests. Detroit is 10-7 when playing on Sunday during the current campaign (+290) and 39-30 over the last three seasons (+470). In those games, the offense has produced 4.5 runs per game and hit for a combined .270 mark, which is just a point lower than the team’s season average (.271).
The Red Sox return home after a 10-game road trip and face off against a banged up Tigers club.
Detroit Tigers at Boston Red Sox
Detroit has lost 13 of its last 16 games and has fallen into third place in the AL Central race. “We’re in emergency mode,” manager Jim Leyland said after Thursday’s loss in Tampa. “When I say that, I’m saying we just have to fight our tails off every day.” This three-game series at Fenway will cap an 11-game stretch against the AL East foes for the club. The Tigers are currently 2-6 in that span and 10-8 against the division this season. Detroit may find itself as a +225 to +250 road underdog for just the second time in three years, while they are a dismal 16-33 overall away from Comerica Park (-1,750). The team has lost 22 of its last 30 games in Boston and has dropped 10 straight overall on the road.
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