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Red Sox have now won 9 games in a row. They’re running on all cylinders right now.
 
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Another day without Cleveland baseball. Today's game was postponed due to air quality in Cleveland due to the fires in Canada.

Of course a baseball game being postponed is minor considering the fires. I hope that the fires don't have any impact on populated areas.
 
Red Sox are playing a double header against the Rays. They won the first game by 10 to 0. They lead in the 2nd inning of the second game by 3 to 2.
 
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And the Red Sox beat first place Rays in the 2nd game of the double header. Red Sox have now won 11 games in a row!

For the last 20 games, the Sox have won 17 games and lost only 3 games.
 
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And the Red Sox beat first place Rays in the 2nd game of the double header. Red Sox have now won 11 games in a row!

For the last 20 games, the Sox have won 17 games and lost only 3 games.
Sorry but the Red Sox are still 8 games back and I just don't see them as having team depth to make it up, especially bullpen pitching. Not saying that the Sox are a bad team but they are at .500 and that is likely how they will finish.
 
The Red Sox are in the thick of the AL wild card race. They are presently tied with Minnesota to be in the playoffs via being a qualified wild card team.
They have 2 more games against the first place Rays this weekend.
 
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The Red Sox are in the thick of the AL wild card race. They are presently tied with Minnesota to be in the playoffs via being a qualified wild card team.
They have 2 more games against the first place Rays this weekend.
The Rays are no joke. So the Rex Sox winning 11 in a row is pretty good. I like their wild card chances.
Sorry but the Red Sox are still 8 games back and I just don't see them as having team depth to make it up, especially bullpen pitching. Not saying that the Sox are a bad team but they are at .500 and that is likely how they will finish.
Well the Rays are 3rd best in baseball and the Yank's are doing decent right now too, so them being 8 back with just under 90 games left, they have plenty of time to make that up. Remember, the Braves were not even over .500 in 21' at this point, and they won it all. Still, it will be a bit of a up hill battle for the Sox. Lot of teams still in the mix in wild card.

Braves blew away the Rangers, 15-1. This is the offense we saw for the first 3 months of the year. Victor Medaros picked up the first RBI and Hit AND at bat for pitchers this year, crazy, even tho at this point in the game TEX gave up and was pitching a position player. Braves are still 3 games over Philly. Not a comfortable lead, but hopefully in the second half they can gain much needed ground. The NL east is pretty competitive until you get down to the Mets, they fell off this year.
 
Well...the Sox beat the Rays again today...7 to 6. They have won 12 games in a row and are now 7 games out of 1st place. There is a final game against the Rays tomorrow....will the Sox sweep the series....tune in tomorrow.
 
Well...the Sox beat the Rays again today...7 to 6. They have won 12 games in a row and are now 7 games out of 1st place. There is a final game against the Rays tomorrow....will the Sox sweep the series....tune in tomorrow.
Oh, I'm not putting down the Red Sox or saying they won't make the playoffs. I'm just saying that I don't think they have the pitching depth to carry through.

Could the R-Sox come back from 7 games down? Of course they could as was proven by Cleveland last year when they were down 15.5 games at this point yet came back with a run to win the division. I just don't think that the R-Sox have the pitching to maintain their current run. Last year Cleveland won the division through pitching, especially the bullpen.

While there are, of course, exceptions good pitching normally beats good hitting and I just don't see the R-Sox having the pitching to carry them through... Just my opinion. :)
 
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This is AI's opinion ;)
The Boston Red Sox pitching has been a major strength, serving as the backbone for a dramatic mid-season turnaround. The starting rotation has been especially dominant, allowing just 17 runs over an 11-game winning streak—the fewest the team has allowed in a single stretch since 1918. [1, 2]
Despite dealing with injuries to key pitchers like ace Garrett Crochet, Ranger Suárez, and Connelly Early, the pitching staff has found ways to shut down opponents. [1, 2]
Key bright spots on the staff include:
    • Sonny Gray: Stepped up as the team's ace in Crochet's absence, posting a stellar record with an ERA comfortably in the low 2.00s.
    • Jake Bennett & Patrick Sandoval: Both have been reliable and effective contributors
 
Baseball is such an odd game which is a lot of the charm. Cleveland is playing the Twins with two high level pitchers throwing. Bibee, for Cleveland, is, I think, rated #5 in the AL as to ERA. Can't think of the Twins' starter's name but he is in the same group as Bibee. So what do we have? After three innings it is 7-2 Cleveland with Cleveland having five homers.

I think that is part of the charm of baseball; On any given day you just don't know what will happen. Just wish they would get rid of the DH. ;)

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Cleveland wins 13-4-. They scored in every inning except the 8th. Just don't often see that especially with 7 homers.
 
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The Boston Red Sox have won 14 games in a row heading into today's matchup against the Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park.
This is the longest active winning streak in Major League Baseball this season and marks the second-longest win streak in franchise history. They are now just one win shy of tying the club record of 15 consecutive victories set back in 1946.
 
The Boston Red Sox have won 14 games in a row heading into today's matchup against the Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park.
This is the longest active winning streak in Major League Baseball this season and marks the second-longest win streak in franchise history. They are now just one win shy of tying the club record of 15 consecutive victories set back in 1946.
Sometimes a long streak can be tough on fans. I remember when Cleveland set the record with 22 straight in 2016 it was like, "Is this the game they blow it?".
 

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