The brooms are being prepped, the smell of dominance is in the air, and the Boston Red Sox are one win away from their first sweep against a road opponent since a brief two-game series with the Cleveland Indians, April---15.
Everybody knows the story about the Red Sox' road woes this year. The good guys currently stand at 23-32 on the road. The only reason they've been so competitive in the AL East is the sheer supremacy at home. With a record of 36-11, the Red Sox easily have been the best team in the Majors at home. Yawkey Way certainly treats them well.
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Everybody knows the story about the Red Sox' road woes this year. The good guys currently stand at 23-32 on the road. The only reason they've been so competitive in the AL East is the sheer supremacy at home. With a record of 36-11, the Red Sox easily have been the best team in the Majors at home. Yawkey Way certainly treats them well.
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