THE HUNT 4 RED SOCKTOBER

Unlikely Heroes Boost Red Sox in Win Over D-backs

09:41 AM ET 06.26

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Yesterday the Boston Red Sox beat the Arizona Diamondbacks by the score of 5-0. It was also a night in which it was the oldest combined age of both starters in Fenway Park history. For the Red Sox Tim Wakefield and for the D-back Randy Johnson. Tim Wakefield pitched a brilliant 7 innings allowing 2 hits and a walk. Wakefield also struck out 6. The Red Sox scored all of their runs from unlikely heroes in Brandon Moss and Kevin Cash. Moss had two RBI's on seperate occasions. A groundout with a man on third in the 2nd. The other RBI was a sac…

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Sox Rally in 8th to Beat D-back's on Jerry Remy Day

09:47 AM ET 06.25

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Yesterday, at Fenway Park, it was the first ever Jerry Remy day celebrating 20 years in the booth with the Boston Red Sox. Jerry also played 7 years with the Red Sox. Well the Red Sox started the game great with a first inning solo shot by Dustin Pedroia. The Sox would then give up four straight runs throughout the game and trailed 4-1 going into the bottom of the 8th inning. When Pedroia singled in another run. Mike Lowell then doubled in two runs to tie the game. Then came a base knock by "El Capiton" Jason Varitek who got the…

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Masterson the Master in Philly

09:54 AM ET 06.19

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Yesterday the Boston Red Sox beat the Philadelphia Phillies by the score of 7-4. It all started in the first inning when JD Drew hit a 3 run homer. This was followed by a Mike Lowell solo homerun. In the third inning, Brandon Moss hit a 2 run pinch hit single for Coco Crisp to make the score 6-1. Justin Masterson had another stellar performance yesterday and against one of the best offenses in the league. Jonathon Papelbon got the save. Next two series: St. Louis Cardinals , Arizona Diamondbacks

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