Every sick bastard Red Sox fan who watches all 162 will be traumatized by this season the same way we still talk about 2012 and 2020. But when 2026 comes up 15 years from now, we’ll all immediately have flashbacks to last night’s game specifically. That’s how bad that was.
The Red Sox are last in Major League Baseball in runs scored since firing their coaching staff. Just in case you were wondering if that was something that was going to help the poor roster construction situation.
These Red Sox hitters are very impressive in the sense that you know that after a leadoff double, no one is scoring. I have never seen a team so consistently good at squandering an opportunity.
Boston, we will miss you.
Gracias for making us part of you. #RedSoxNation, you are the ❤️ of that team, keep believing, you really care and that’s what pushes everyone in the @RedSox to give it all day in and day out.
With respect and love
AC
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Charles Leclerc absolutely cooking these new regs after quali:
"I honestly can’t stand qualifying, it’s a f***ing joke!
I go faster in corners, throttle earlier, for f***’s sake, I'm losing everything in the straight!"
Imagine that, with your team’s spot in the tournament on the line, in a win-or-go-home game, it is you — not Aaron Judge, not Bryce Harper, not Kyle Schwarber — who belts what turns out to be the game-winning homer.
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