BOSTON RED SOX (59-52) at NEW YORK YANKEES...

STATE OF THE SOX: The Red Sox have lost each of their last 5 games, their longest losing streak of 2019...Prior to their current streak, the Sox went 14-6 from 7/4-27.

Since an 11-17 start through 4/28, the Sox have gone 48-35 (.578)...They are 25-18 (.581) since 6/12.

AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD STANDINGS

Team Record GB Cleveland Indians 64-45 (.587) +2.0 Tampa Bay Rays 63-48 (.568) -- Oakland A’s 62-48 (.564) -0.5 Boston Red Sox 59-52 (.532) -4.0 ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The Red Sox lost last night’s series opener, 4-2, with all 6 runs coming in the 1st inning... According to STATS, it marked only the 2nd game in the last 25 years in which at least 6 runs were scored in the 1st inning but 0 runs were scored the rest of the game...The other instance was on 4/29/17 (CLE def. SEA, 4-3).

LOW FIVE: The Red Sox have lost 5+ consecutive games for the first time since 2015, when they went 0-8 from 7/12-23...From the game that ended that 8-game losing streak on 7/24/15, through Thursday’s loss to the Rays, the Sox played 662 games without suffering a losing streak of 5+ games.

According to Elias, that 662-game stretch without a losing streak of 5+ games is the 5th-longest in MLB history and the longest in Red Sox history:

LONGEST STRETCH WITHOUT A LOSING STREAK OF 5+ GAMES

Team Years Games New York Yankees 1930-38 1,233 New York Yankees 1946-52 878 Atlanta Braves 2001-06 712 St. Louis Browns 1882-88 666 Boston Red Sox 2015-19 662

Source: Elias Sports Bureau (ties were excluded from all aspects of their research, and only single-season losing

streaks of 5+ games were counted)

SOX & YANKS: The Red Sox and Yankees are playing each other 8 times in a span of 11 days.

Following this weekend, these teams will have only 1 head-to-head series remaining (9/6-9 at Fenway Park).

The Sox are 0-6-0 in their last 6 series at Yankee Stadium...They are 8-21 in their last 29 games in the Bronx, including 4-13 in their last 17.

This season, the Sox are 3-1 vs. NYY at Fenway Park and 1-7 between London (0-2) and the Bronx (1-5).

LET’S PLAY TWO: The Red Sox and Yankees will play a day/night doubleheader today (1:05 & 7:05), with the 2nd game serving as a make-up of the 5/30 contest that was postponed due to inclement weather...Tickets for the 5/30 game will be good for admission to only the 7:05 p.m. contest.

The Sox have played 2 doubleheaders in 2019, going 0-2 vs. DET on 4/23 and 1-1 vs. TB on 6/8.

When playing 2 games on 1 day, the Red Sox all-time have swept 497, split 838, and have been swept 448 times...On 23 occasions, 1 of the games ended in a tie.

DOUBLE THE RIVALRY: The Red Sox and Yankees last played a doubleheader on 7/16/17 at Fenway Park, with NYY winning the opener (3-0) and BOS taking the nightcap (3-0)...In fact, in each of the last 5 BOS-NYY doubleheaders, the Yan-kees have won the 1st game and the Sox have won the 2nd.

The Sox last swept the Yankees in a doubleheader on 9/17/06 in the Bronx (6-3, 5-4)...NYY last swept BOS in a doubleheader on 8/18/06 at Fenway (12-4, 14-11).

NO TIME TO REST: The Red Sox are in the midst of playing 17 games in 16 days, as well as 34 games in 34 days.

Following this stretch of 34 games in 34 days from 7/12-8/14, the Sox will play only 13 games in 19 days from 8/15-9/2...They will then finish the regular season with 25 games in 27 days from 9/3-29.

WHAT A DIFFERENCE: The Red Sox’ run differential was -42 after their series at NYY in April...They have since out-scored opponents, 565-455 (+110), MLB’s 4th-highest mark since 4/19 (LAD +137, MIN +121, HOU +115, NYY +106).

Overall, the Sox’ +68 run differential ranks T-7th in MLB.

WEEKEND GETAWAY: The Red Sox are an MLB-best 29-13 (.690) on the road since 4/19, including 17-6 since 6/2...They have posted at least a .500 record in each of their last 7 road trips, including a winning record in 6 of them.

19 of the Sox’ 26 games from 7/25-8/21 will be played at home...They will not have a road trip of longer than 3 days until their west coast trip from 8/23-9/1.

BRONX BOMBER: J.D. Martinez hit his 24th HR of the sea-son last night, his 6th against the Yankees...The only Red Sox ever to hit more than 6 HR vs. NYY in a season are Jimmie Foxx (8 in 1936), Jackie Jensen (7 in 1955), Mike Napoli (7 in 2013), and Manny Ramirez (7 in 2004, 7 in 2006).

Among players with at least 100 PA at the current Yankee Stadium, Martinez owns the 2nd-highest AVG (.337) and 3rd-highest OPS (.991) in the venue’s history.

FIRST THINGS FIRST: The Red Sox have scored 48 first-inning runs in their last 31 games, after scoring only 33 in their first 80 games (through 6/24)...Overall, they rank 3rd in MLB with 81 first-inning runs scored.

SLUGGING SOX: The Red Sox lead the majors in runs scored (642), runs per game (5.78), AVG (.276), and doubles (243)...They also rank 2nd in XBH (431) and OBP (.346), and 3rd in SLG (.474) and OPS (.820).

BOS has homered in 29 of its last 32 games (including each of its last 8), ranking 3rd in MLB with 59 HR in that time.

The Sox have recorded at least 1 XBH in each of their last 125 games (beginning 9/15/18), MLB’s longest active streak and the 5th-longest since 2000...That is the 2nd-longest streak in Red Sox history, trailing only a 164-game stretch from 5/3/2004 - 5/3/2005.

PICK YOUR POISON: The Red Sox are the only team with as many as 5 qualifying players with a .350+ OBP...In fact, only 1 other team has 4 such players (LAD).

The Sox have 3 players with 30+ doubles and 3 with 50+ XBH, both the most in the majors.

Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers have combined for more doubles (74), RBI (168), XBH (123), and hits (275) than any other pair of MLB teammates...They are the only AL players batting .300+ with 20+ HR and 75+ RBI.

X FACTOR: Xander Bogaerts has already set a single-season career high in HR (25) and is 1 shy of 100 HR for his career.

Bogaerts is batting .393/.443/.753/1.196 with 8 HR and 19 RBI in 20 games since the All-Star break (35-for-89, 21 R)...He has 11 HR in his last 30 games.

LEADING OFF: Mookie Betts leads MLB with 101 runs scored, 12 more than any other player...He reached 100 runs in 110 team games, the fastest Red Sox player to hit that mark since Ted Williams in 1949 (102 team games).

In 27 games since the start of July, Betts has scored 35 runs and hit .360/.423/.640/1.063 (40-for-111, 6 HR).

‘PEN PALS: Brandon Workman leads MLB in opponent AVG (.109), opponent SLG (.160), and opponent OPS (.422)...He has allowed 0 HR to his last 121 batters faced.

Matt Barnes allowed 0 runs in July (8.0 IP, 3 H, 15 SO, 3 BB)...He leads AL relievers with 16.24 SO/9.0 IP.

QUALITY CONTROL: The Red Sox are in the midst of a stretch in which 21 of 24 games from 7/22-8/14 are against teams that entered today with a winning record (5-6 thus far).

The Sox are in the midst of a stretch of 21 consecutive games against AL East teams (9-9 so far), including 14 straight against the Rays (6) and Yankees (8).

BOSTON RED SOX (59-52) at NEW YORK YANKEES (69-39)Saturday, August 3, 2019 • 1:05 p.m. ET & 7:05 p.m. ET • Yankee Stadium • Bronx, NY

Game 1: LHP Chris Sale (5-10, 4.26) vs. RHP Domingo Germán (13-2, 4.08) Game 2: LHP Brian Johnson (1-1, 6.43) vs. TBD

Games #112/113 • Road Games #56/57 • TV: NESN/FS1 (Game 1) & NESN (Game 2) • Radio: WEEI 93.7 FM, WCCM 1490 AM/103.7 FM (Spanish)

REGULAR SEASON BREAKDOWNAL East Standing .....................3rd, 11.5 GBHome/Fenway/Road ...... 27-29/27-27/32-23Day/Night ................................ 20-18/39-34March/April/May ............... 1-3/12-14/16-11June/July/August ............... 15-12/15-10/0-2vs. AL East ..........................................28-28vs. AL Central .......................................16-7vs. AL West .........................................12-12vs. National League................................3-5vs. RH/LH starter ..................... 44-34/15-18Leading after 6 innings ........................47-7Tied after 6 innings ................................9-3Trailing after 6 innings .........................3-42Leading after 7 innings ........................50-7Tied after 7 innings ................................6-2Trailing after 7 innings .........................3-43Leading after 8 innings ........................47-4Tied after 8 innings ................................9-4Trailing after 8 innings .........................3-44Red Sox score first ..............................35-23Opponents score first .........................24-29Shutouts .................................................5-4Scoring less than 3 runs .......................3-19Scoring 3 or 4 runs ...............................5-18Scoring 5 or more runs .......................51-15Red Sox hit HR/hit 0 HR ............ 52-36/7-161-run/2-run games ...................... 15-13/7-9Walk-offs ................................................5-4Extra innings (home/road) ............... 2-3/4-1Series openers/finales ............. 17-19/20-15Series W-L-T (home) ........................... 5-8-5Series W-L-T (road) ........................... 10-7-0Series W-L-T (total) ......................... 15-15-5Series sweeps (home/road) ............. 2-3/4-1Come-from-behind wins .........................28

UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPSDATE OPP. BOS TIME RED SOX STARTER OPPOSING STARTER TV Sun., 8/4 at NYY 7:05 p.m. LHP David Price (7-4, 3.86) LHP J.A. Happ (8-6, 5.19) ESPN

Red Sox on the Radio: All regular season games are broadcast in English on WEEI 93.7 FM and network affiliates, and in Spanish on WCCM 1490 AM/103.7 FM.

WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS (9): 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007, 2013, 2018AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS (14): 1903, 1904, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946, 1967, 1975, 1986, 2004, 2007, 2013, 2018

AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS (10): 1975, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995, 2007, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD (7): 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009

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VS. THE YANKEESAll-Time (Since 1903) .... 995-1,197-14 In Boston ................................. 547-550-7 In New York ............................. 448-645-7

At Current Yankee Stadium .........45-55 In London............................................0-2

2019 .................................................... 4-8 In Boston .............................................3-1 In New York .........................................1-5 In London ............................................0-2

DATE H/R SCORE WP LP4/16 R L0-8 Paxton Sale4/17 R L3-5 Kahnle Workman5/31 R L1-4 Happ Sale6/1 R L3-5 Green Porcello6/2 R W8-5 Price Sabathia6/29 H L13-17 Green Wright6/30 H L8-12 Ottavino Walden7/25 H W19-3 Porcello Tanaka7/26 H W10-5 Cashner Paxton7/27 H W9-5 Rodriguez Sabathia7/28 H L6-9 Germán Sale8/2 R L2-4 Paxton Rodriguez

* Special thanks to the Elias Sports Bureau, Baseball-Reference.com, and STATS Inc. *

AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERSRk. Player (Team) Runs1. Mookie Betts (BOS) ........... 1012. Rafael Devers (BOS) ............ 893. Xander Bogaerts (BOS) ....... 884. Mike Trout (LAA) ........................ 84

Rk. Player (Team) RBI1. Mike Trout (LAA) ........................ 87T2. Xander Bogaerts (BOS) ....... 84T2. Rafael Devers (BOS) ............ 84

Rk. Player (Team) XBHT1. Xander Bogaerts (BOS) ....... 62T1. Mike Trout (LAA) ........................ 623. Rafael Devers (BOS) ............ 61

Rk. Player (Team) DoublesT1. Xander Bogaerts (BOS) ....... 37T1. Nick Castellanos (DET) .............. 37T1. Rafael Devers (BOS) ............ 374. Andrew Benintendi (BOS) ... 31

MOST STARTS AT SS (RED SOX)Rk. Player Starts5. Joe Cronin ................................... 8946. Heinie Wagner ............................ 7997. Xander Bogaerts .................. 798

GAME 1 STARTING PITCHER

W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG2019 5-10 4.26 22 22 129.0 107 67 61 20 35 189 .221CAREER 108-72 3.00 309 229 1611.1 1296 577 537 168 372 1978 .218TODAY’S START:

In his last 16 starts, has posted a 3.64 ERA and .204 opponent AVG (99.0 IP, 40 ER, 75 H). Leads MLB with 13.19 SO/9.0 IP and is tied for 3rd with 189 SO. He and the Astros’ Gerrit Cole lead MLB with 12 games of 10+ SO this season. Has 10+ SO in 11 of his last 16 starts. Is 11 SO away from his 7th straight 200-SO season...The only other pitcher with 200+ SO

in each season since 2013 is the Nationals' Max Scherzer, who also enters today with 189. Since the start of May, leads MLB with 14.27 SO/9.0 IP (min. 75.0 IP). Struck out 10+ in 4 consecutive starts from 5/3-19 and 5/31-6/15...The only other AL

pitcher with 10+ SO in more than 2 consecutive starts this season is Matthew Boyd (3). In his last start he allowed a HR to Didi Gregorius, snapping a streak of 285 lefties faced

without surrendering a HR, including the Postseason (last: 6/20/17 at KC, Mike Moustakas).VS. THE YANKEES:

Since joining the Red Sox, including the Postseason, he’s made 12 appearances (11 GS) against the Yankees and has a 3.49 ERA (27 ER/69.2 IP).

Including the Postseason, he’s made 11 career appearances (9 GS) at Yankee Stadium and is 2-4 with a 2.69 ERA (18 ER/60.1 IP).

His 2.46 career ERA (32 ER/117.0 IP) against NYY is his lowest among opponents (min. 10 GS).CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

Ranks 1st in the Live Ball Era (min. 1,000.0 IP) in SO/9.0 IP (11.05) and SO/BB ratio (5.32). His career .218 opponent AVG and 1.04 WHIP rank 2nd among active pitchers (min.

1,000.0 IP) behind Clayton Kershaw (.208, 1.01). Reached 1,500.0 career IP on 4/16/19 at NYY...His 1,803 SO in that time are the most

through a pitcher’s first 1,500.0 career IP in MLB history (source: Elias).

41-CHRIS SALE, LHP 5-10, 4.26 ERA, 22 starts

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

IPHRERBBSOHRCG

SHOWIN STREAKLOSS STREAK

10+ SO G

20199.0, 6/5 at KC9, 7/3 at TOR

7, 3/28 at SEA7, 3/28 at SEA

5, 5/19 vs. HOU17, 5/14 vs. COL

3, 2x, last 7/3 at TOR1, 6/5 at KC1, 6/5 at KC

2, 2x, last 7/18-7/285, 3/28-4/28

12, last 7/23 at TB (10)

CAREER9.0, 14x, last 6/5/19 at KC

12, 7/30/15 at BOS9, 4/30/15 at MIN

8, 4x, last 7/8/16 vs. ATL5, 3x, last 5/19/19 vs. HOU

17, 5/14/19 vs. COL4, 2x, last 9/26/17 vs. TOR

16, last 6/5/19 at KC3, last 6/5/19 at KC 10, 10/2/15-5/19/16

6, 6/2-7/6/1376, last 7/23/19 vs. TB (10)

SPLITSHOMEROAD

OPP. AVGVS. LHBVS. RHB

WHIP

20191-4, 4.76, 11 GS

4-6, 3.78 ERA, 11 GS.221 (107-485), 20 HR

.253 (19-75), 1 HR.215 (88-410), 19 HR

1.10

CAREER54-33, 3.09 ERA, 153 G, 112 GS54-39, 2.91 ERA, 156 G, 117 GS

.218 (1296-5953), 168 HR.203 (237-1166), 12 HR

.221 (1059-4787), 156 HR1.04

YANKEES CAREER VS. SALE PLAYER AVG. AB H HR SOEncarnación .333 24 8 3 7Gardner .207 29 6 0 10Gregorius .313 16 5 1 1Hicks .300 30 9 0 11Higashioka - 0 0 0 0Judge .174 23 4 1 15LeMahieu .500 6 3 1 3Maybin .158 19 3 0 5Romine .190 21 4 1 8Tauchman .500 2 1 0 1Torres .000 12 0 0 7Urshela .333 18 6 0 3Valera - 0 0 0 0

RED SOX CAREER vs. GERMÁN

PLAYER AVG. AB H HR SO Benintendi .500 6 3 1 3Betts .000 7 0 0 2Bogaerts .800 5 4 1 0Bradley Jr. .167 6 1 0 5Chavis .000 1 0 0 1Devers .000 6 0 0 3Hernández - 0 0 0 0Holt .500 6 3 0 0León .400 5 2 0 2Martinez .000 7 0 0 4Moreland .250 4 1 0 2Travis - 0 0 0 0Vázquez .000 0 0 0 0

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VS. NYY W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO2019 0-3 7.71 3 3 16.1 19 14 4 5 23CAREER 6-7 2.46 20 17 117.0 89 32 13 25 153at NYY 2-4 2.73 10 9 59.1 48 18 7 12 73

STARTING PITCHERS’ BREAKDOWN

QUALITY SOXSTARTER GS STARTS RS/IP RSA REC.Sale 22 11 54/129.0 3.77 8-14Eovaldi 4 1 13/21.0 5.57 3-1Rodriguez 23 9 122/135.1 8.11 17-6Porcello 22 9 106/122.1 7.80 13-9Price 20 9 64/102.2 5.61 9-11Velázquez 8 0 11/22.0 4.50 5-3Smith 2 0 1/7.1 1.23 0-2Weber 3 1 10/11.1 7.94 2-1Hernandez 1 0 3/3.0 9.00 0-1Johnson 2 0 8/8.0 9.00 1-1Cashner 4 1 16/23.1 6.17 1-3

3/28 at SEA L4-12 L 2-7 3.0 6 7 7 2 4 3 76/454/2 at OAK L0-1 L 0-1 6.0 3 1 1 2 1 1 87/604/9 vs. TOR L5-7 L 2-5 4.0 7 5 5 0 3 0 76/544/16 at NYY L0-8 L 0-4 5.0 7 4 4 1 6 1 93/644/23 vs. DET L4-7 ND 2-2 5.0 5 2 2 2 10 1 97/724/28 vs. TB L2-5 L 2-4 7.0 4 4 2 3 8 1 111/725/3 at CWS W6-1 W 6-0 6.0 3 0 0 1 10 0 104/705/8 at BAL W2-1 (12) ND 1-1 8.0 3 1 1 0 14 0 108/805/14 vs. COL L4-5 (11) ND 3-2 7.0 3 2 2 0 17 1 108/745/19 vs. HOU W4-3 ND 3-3 5.1 4 3 3 5 10 1 106/635/24 at HOU L3-4 L 1-4 6.0 3 4 2 2 5 1 89/56

5/31 at NYY L1-4 L 1-4 6.0 7 4 4 1 10 1 108/726/5 at KC W8-0 W 8-0 9.0 3 0 0 0 12 0 102/736/10 vs. TEX L3-4 ND 2-1 7.0 3 1 0 1 10 0 99/676/15 at BAL W7-2 W 4-2 6.0 6 2 2 1 10 0 103/686/21 vs. TOR W7-5 ND 1-4 5.0 7 4 3 2 8 1 101/656/26 vs. CWS L7-8 ND 3-5 6.0 6 5 5 1 10 1 102/717/3 at TOR L3-6 L 3-5 5.2 9 5 5 2 5 3 104/697/13 vs. LAD L2-11 L 1-5 4.2 7 5 5 1 7 1 92/577/18 vs. TOR W5-0 W 4-0 6.0 2 0 0 2 12 0 101/677/23 at TB W5-4 W 3-2 6.0 4 2 2 3 10 1 116/757/28 vs. NYY L6-9 L 3-5 5.1 5 6 6 3 7 2 100/56

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GAME 2 STARTING PITCHER

W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG2019 1-1 6.43 7 2 14.0 22 11 10 3 6 13 .349CAREER 7-7 4.54 51 21 144.2 161 77 73 24 56 124 .275TONIGHT’S START:

Reinstated from the IL today and will serve as the 26th man for the doubleheader. Was placed on the IL on 6/29 (retroactive to 6/27) with a non-baseball related medical

matter that was discovered during routine testing by the club’s medical staff. Also missed 61 team games from 4/6-6/13 while on the IL with left elbow inflammation. Making his first start since 6/22 vs. TOR (ND, 5.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 4 SO). Allowed 7 ER vs. ARI on 4/5...In his 6 other appearances this season he has allowed a

total of 3 ER in 12.2 IP (2.13 ERA). BOS is 15-6 (.714) in his 21 ML starts, having won 9 straight during a stretch from 2017-18. Started 13 games for the Red Sox in 2018 (4.15 ERA, 60.2 IP, 28 ER)...Allowed 2 ER or

fewer in 8 of those 13 starts...The Sox went 9-4 in those games. Has made 51 appearances (21 GS) at the major league level and is 7-7 with a 4.54 ERA

(144.2 IP, 161 H, 73 ER, 56 BB, 124 SO).VS. THE YANKEES:

Has made 2 career starts against NYY and is 1-1 with a 6.75 ERA (6 ER/8.0 IP). His only career appearance at Yankee Stadium came on 5/9/18, when he pitched a

scoreless inning in relief (0 H, 0 BB). CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

In the 2012 June Draft, was the Red Sox’ compensation draft pick for the loss of free agent Jonathan Papelbon.

In 2018, made his 1st career Opening Day roster and spent the entire season with BOS. Earned the 2018 Unsung Hero Award from the Boston Baseball Writers for his

contributions as both a starter and a reliever during the Sox’ championship season. Threw the Red Sox’ lone shutout of 2017 on 5/27 vs. SEA...According to Elias, became

the 1st Red Sox rookie ever to throw a shutout with 0 BB, 5 or fewer hits, and 8+ SO.

61-BRIAN JOHNSON, LHP 1-1, 6.43 ERA, 7 appearances (2 start)

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

IPHRERBBSOHRCG

SHOWIN STREAKLOSS STREAK

10+ SO G

20195.0, 6/22 vs. TOR

6, 4/5 at ARI7, 4/5 at ARI 7, 4/5 at ARI

2, 6/16 at BAL4, 6/22 vs. TOR2, 4/5 at ARI

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1, 3/29-6/181, 6/18-present

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CAREER9.0, 5/27/17 vs. SEA

8, 3x, last 7/3/18 at WAS7, 4/5/19 at ARI7, 4/5/19 at ARI

4, 3x, last 9/22/18 at CLE11, 8/2/18 vs. NYY3, 8/2/18 vs. NYY1, 5/27/17 vs. SEA1, 5/27/17 vs. SEA

3, 2x last 7/26-8/28/183, 4/8-7/26/18

1, 5/27/17 vs. SEA (11)

SPLITSHOMEROAD

OPP. AVGVS. LHBVS. RHB

WHIP

20190-0, 0.00, 1 GS

1-1, 10.00 ERA, 6 G, 1 GS.349 (22-63), 3 HR.208 (5-24), 1 HR.436 (17-39), 2 HR

2.00

CAREER3-2, 3.83 ERA, 27 G, 12 GS4-5. 5.62 ERA, 24 G, 9 GS

.275 (161-585), 24 HR.207 (29-140), 4 HR

.297 (132-445), 20 HR1.50


VS. NYY W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO2018 1-1 4.26 5 2 12.2 11 6 4 5 18CAREER 1-1 4.26 5 2 12.2 11 6 4 5 18at NYY 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0

YANKEES CAREER VS. JOHNSON PLAYER AVG. AB H HR SOEncarnacion .500 2 1 1 0Gardner .000 4 0 0 3Gregorius .286 7 2 2 1Hicks .500 4 2 1 0Higashioka - 0 0 0 0Judge .000 3 0 0 1LeMahieu - 0 0 0 0Maybin .333 3 1 0 0Romine .333 3 1 0 2Tauchman - 0 0 0 0Torres .000 3 0 0 3Urshela - 0 0 0 0Valera - 0 0 0 0

RED SOX CAREER VS. TBD

PLAYER AVG. AB H HR SO Benintendi - 0 0 0 0Betts - 0 0 0 0Bogaerts - 0 0 0 0Bradley Jr. - 0 0 0 0Chavis - 0 0 0 0Devers - 0 0 0 0Hernández - 0 0 0 0Holt - 0 0 0 0León - 0 0 0 0Martinez - 0 0 0 0Moreland - 0 0 0 0Travis - 0 0 0 0Vázquez - 0 0 0 0

STARTING PITCHERS’ BREAKDOWN

QUALITY SOXSTARTER GS STARTS RS/IP RSA REC.Sale 22 11 54/129.0 3.77 8-14Eovaldi 4 1 13/21.0 5.57 3-1Rodriguez 23 9 122/135.1 8.11 17-6Porcello 22 9 106/122.1 7.80 13-9Price 20 9 64/102.2 5.61 9-11Velázquez 8 0 11/22.0 4.50 5-3Smith 2 0 1/7.1 1.23 0-2Weber 3 1 10/11.1 7.94 2-1Hernandez 1 0 3/3.0 9.00 0-1Johnson 2 0 8/8.0 9.00 1-1Cashner 4 1 16/23.1 6.17 1-3

3/28 at SEA L4-12 ND 4-12 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 0 19/103/29 at SEA W7-6 W 7-6 1.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 16/103/31 at SEA L8-10 ND 7-10 2.1 4 1 1 1 1 1 41/264/5 at ARI L8-15 ND 1-14 1.1 6 7 7 1 2 2 39/28

6/16 at BAL W8-6 (12) ND 2-1 3.0 5 1 1 2 2 0 70/416/18 at MIN L3-4 L 3-4 0.1 3 1 1 1 0 0 13/86/22 vs. TOR L7-8 ND 6-1 5.0 4 1 0 0 4 0 83/50

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BATTING NOTES Red Sox Game Notes Page 3 16 ANDREW BENINTENDI OF

SEASON: .285 AVG / .360 OBP / .467 SLG / 11 HR / 54 RBILAST NIGHT: 1-4 / SERIES VS. TB: 6-13, R, 3 2B, HR, 3 RBI, BBvs. RHP: 84-297 (.283), 7 HR / vs. LHP: 29-99 (.293), 4 HR

Current hitting streak: 2 G (4-for-8, 3 2B).Ranks 4th in the AL with 31 2B (Castellanos, Bogaerts, Devers, all 37 2B).Has hit .458 (22-for-48) with 7 2B, 4 HR, and 12 RBI in 11 games since 7/22.In 22 games beginning 7/6, is batting .348/.406/.620/1.026 with 16 XBH and 18 RBI (32-for-92, 16 R, 11 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 9 BB).Is batting .333 with RISP this season (30-for-90)...His .342 career AVG with RISP is the 3rd-highest since at least 1974 (min. 250 AB).Leads MLB with 38 2-out RBI...His .364 AVG (48-for-132) with 2 outs ranks 3rd in MLB (Jorge Polanco-.383, David Dahl-.367).Ranks T-6th in the AL and T-8th in MLB with 7 OF assists, tied for the team lead (Betts, Bradley Jr.).In 9 games vs. NYY this season, is batting .378/.425/.622/1.047 with 2 HR and 7 RBI (14-for-37, 8 R, 3 2B, 3 BB).Over 31 games vs. NYY beginning 8/20/17, has hit .369/.434/.574/1.008 (45-for-122, 20 R, 11 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 21 RBI, 14 BB).

50 MOOKIE BETTS OF

SEASON: .286 AVG / .392 OBP / .501 SLG / 19 HR / 57 RBILAST NIGHT: 0-4 / SERIES VS. TB: 6-14, 4 R, 2B, HR, BB

vs. RHP: 94-311 (.302), 15 HR / vs. LHP: 30-122 (.246), 4 HRCurrent hitting streak: 0-for-5.Has 6 HR in his last 15 games after not homering in his previous 16.Since the start of July, has hit .360/.423/.640/1.063 in 27 games (40-for-111).Leads MLB with 101 runs scored, 12 more than the 2nd-most.Thursday, scored his 100th run in the Sox’ 110th game...Is the quickest a Red Sox has reached 100 runs since Ted Williams in 1949 (102 G).Is on a 162-game pace of 147 runs scored...The only Red Sox ever with 140+ runs in a season is Ted Williams (150 in 1949, 142 in ‘46, 141 in ‘42).Ranks among the top 10 in the AL in BB (3rd, 77), OBP (5th, .392), hits (7th, 124), and XBH (T-6th, 51)...Ranks 12th with a .893 OPS.Ranks T-4th in the AL and T-9th in MLB in stolen base % (85.7%, 12-for-14).Ranks T-6th in the AL and T-8th in MLB with 7 OF assists, tied with Andrew Benintendi and Jackie Bradley Jr. for the team lead.Ranked among AL leaders in July with 11 2B (T-2nd), 38 hits (T-3rd, and 17 XBH (T-5th), also ranking 7th in AVG and 9th in OPS (min. 50 PA).

2 XANDER BOGAERTS SSSEASON: .315 AVG / .396 OBP / .581 SLG / 25 HR / 84 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 0-3, R, BB / SERIES VS. TB: 6-14, 2 R, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBIvs. RHP: 103-320 (.322), 17 HR / vs. LHP: 30-102 (.294), 8 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-3. Thursday vs. TB, hit multiple HR for the 5th career time and 3rd this season (4/23 vs. DET-G1, 7/25 vs. NYY, both 2 HR).

Leads the Sox with a career-high 25 HR (T-8th in AL; previous: 23 in 2018). In 21 games since the All-Star break, is batting .393/.443/.753/1.196 with 8 HR and 19 RBI (35-for-89, 20 R, 8 2B, 8 BB).

Has hit .346/.425/.636/1.061 in 71 games since 5/10 (98-for-283, 40 BB). Is 1 of 3 ML players with at least a .315 AVG, 25 HR, and 80 RBI, joined by Cody Bellinger and Christian Yelich.

Among the 27 AL players with 20+ HR, Bogaerts’ .315 AVG trails only teammate Rafael Devers’ .324 AVG for the highest.

Is tied for the AL lead with both 37 2B and 62 XBH. Leads BOS with a .976 OPS (4th in AL), .581 SLG (4th), and .396 OBP (4th). Ranks among the top 5 in the AL in RBI (T-2nd, 84), runs (3rd, 88), hits (3rd, 133), AVG (4th, .315), and multi-hit games (T-5th, 37).Is batting .388 (19-for-49) vs. NYY in 2019 (12 G, 14 R, 6 2B, 5 HR, 9 RBI).Leads MLB with both 33 RBI and 49 hits in the 7th inning or later, batting .377/.464/.738/1.203 (49-for-130, 27 R, 17 2B, 10 HR, 22 BB).

19 JACKIE BRADLEY JR. OFSEASON: .225 AVG / .320 OBP / .392 SLG / 11 HR / 41 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 0-2, BB / SERIES VS. TB: 0-8, Rvs. RHP: 56-237 (.236), 9 HR / vs. LHP: 22-110 (.200), 2 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-11.Hit .144/.243/.176 through 5/19...In 62 games since 5/20, has hit .270/.362/.514

with 11 HR and 34 RBI (60-for-222, 34 R, 17 2B, 2 3B, 7 HBP, 25 BB).Has 5 XBH and 10 RBI in his last 12 games (2 2B, 3B, 2 HR).Has 12 hits in his last 38 AB with RISP (.316 AVG; beginning 6/12).Is batting .375 (15-for-40) in 12 games vs. NYY this season (3 2B, 3B, HR).Ranks T-6th in the AL and T-8th in MLB with 7 OF assists, tied with Andrew Benintendi and Mookie Betts for the team lead.Leads the AL since the start of 2016 with 35 OF assists (3rd in MLB).

23 MICHAEL CHAVIS INFSEASON: .258 AVG / .327 OBP / .453 SLG / 17 HR / 56 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 0-3 / SERIES VS. TB: 2-8, R, HR, RBIvs. RHP: 62-226 (.274), 10 HR / vs. LHP: 21-96 (.219), 7 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-8. Leads AL rookies in RBI (56), hits (83), multi-hit games (27), runs (45, tied), and

times on base (116)...Ranks among AL rookies in XBH (4th, 28) and BB (4th, 29). Trails only Pete Alonso for the most RBI among ML rookies (78). Chavis’ 17 HR are tied for the most among AL rookies (also Eloy Jimenez). Since debuting on 4/20, his 55 RBI are tied for the 13th-most in the AL and 3rd-most by a Red Sox (Devers-81, Bogaerts-76).

Has 10 RBI in 10 games vs. NYY this season...Prior to Chavis, the last Red Sox with 10+ RBI vs. NYY in their debut season was George Scott in 1966 (10).

The last Red Sox with 11+ RBI vs. NYY in their debut season was Harry Agganis in 1954 (15).

Is the 2nd Red Sox rookie with 17+ HR in the last 3 seasons (also Benintendi-20 in 2017)...Prior to 2017, the last Red Sox rookie with 17+ HR was Brian Daubach (21 in 1999).

Chavis has played in 86 games this season...The last to Red Sox to play in at least 86 games during their debut season was Shea Hillenbrand in 2001 (139).

11 RAFAEL DEVERS 3BSEASON: .324 AVG / .374 OBP / .566 SLG / 21 HR / 84 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 0-4 / SERIES VS. TB: 4-14, 3 R, 2B, 2 RBIvs. RHP: 106-306 (.346), 17 HR / vs. LHP: 36-132 (.273), 4 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-10.Snapped a career-long-tying 11-game hitting streak on Thursday...Is 1 of 3 ML players with 3 hitting streaks of 10+ games in 2019 (Blackmon, LeMahieu).During the streak, hit .400 (20-for-50) with 9 2B, 3B, 2 HR, and 11 RBI. Leads MLB with 142 hits...Ranks 2nd in MLB with 43 multi-hit games, T-2nd with 89 runs, and T-2nd with 37 2B.

Ranks among the top 5 in the AL in XBH (3rd, 61), AVG (2nd, .324), RBI (T-2nd, 84), SLG (5th, .566), and OPS (5th, .940).

Is 1 of 3 ML players with at least a .320 AVG, 20 HR, and 80 RBI, joined by Cody Bellinger and Christian Yelich.

In 43 games beginning 6/11, has 12 HR and 44 RBI while batting .364/.401/.690/1.091 (67-for-184, 42 R, 20 2B, 2 3B, HBP, 11 BB).

Among the 59 ML players with 20+ HR this season, Devers’ .324 AVG trails only Cody Bellinger’s .331 and Christian Yelich’s .328.

Is tied for the ML lead with both 25 go-ahead RBI and is tied for the ML lead with 14 game-winning RBI...Leads the Red Sox with 29 go-ahead or game-tying RBI.

Led MLB with 34 RBI in July...Had 12 2B, 3B, 9 HR, and a 1.142 OPS over 25 games in the month.

Prior to Devers, the last Red Sox with 34+ RBI in a month was David Ortiz in July 2006 (35)...At 22 years old, Devers became the youngest Red Sox with 30+ RBI in a month since Ted Williams had 36 in August 1939.

40 MARCO HERNÁNDEZ INFSEASON: .339 AVG / .359 OBP / .500 SLG / 2 HR / 7 RBI

LAST NIGHT: DNP / SERIES VS. TB: ---vs. RHP: 14-39 (.359), 2 HR / vs. LHP: 7-23 (.304), 0 HR

Current hitting streak: 1 G (2-for-4, 2 R).Recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket yesterday for his 2nd ML stint of 2019.In 8 games after being optioned on 7/23, hit .400 (14-for-35) for the PawSox.Is batting .339 (21-for-62) in 27 games for Boston this season after missing the majority of 2017 and all of 2018 recovering from left shoulder surgery.Recorded multiple hits in 3 of his last 4 ML starts, scoring 5 runs in that time.Both of his 2 HR in 2019 came in the 9th...Tied the score, 3-3, with a solo HR on 6/16 at BAL in an eventual 8-6, 10-inning BOS win...Also hit a pinch-hit solo HR on 7/4 at TOR, giving BOS their decisive 8-7 margin of victory.Is 3-for-6 (.500) with 2 2B and 1 HR in 7 pinch-hit PA this season.For Boston this season, has appeared at 2B in 24 games and SS in 1...Each of his 12 starts have come at 2B.

12 BROCK HOLT INF/OFSEASON: .324 AVG / .381 OBP / .419 SLG / 1 HR / 20 RBI

LAST NIGHT: DNP / SERIES VS. TB: 0-3, BBvs. RHP: 42-122 (.344), 1 HR / vs. LHP: 2-14 (.143), 0 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-7.Leads the AL and ranks 2nd in MLB with a .358 AVG (43-for-120) in 41 games since returning from the IL on 5/27 (min. 100 AB; Solano-.373).His .404 OBP since 5/27 is the 6th-highest in the AL (min. 100 AB).Is 13-for-31 with RISP (.419) since returning from the IL after going 0-for-5 with RISP prior to his IL stint.Among AL players with 100+ AB this season, ranks T-6th with a .324 AVG.In 17 games beginning 7/3, is 15-for-41 (.366) with 9 R, 4 2B, and 4 RBI.Is 3-for-5 (.600) with 3 RBI as a pinch hitter this season and 16-for-51 (.314) with 6 2B, 3B, 3 HR, and 12 RBI in 57 career PA as a pinch hitter.This year, has appeared at 2B (35 games, 33 starts), SS (4 games, 2 starts), LF (3 games, 2 starts), 1B (4 games, 1 start), RF (2 games, 1 start), and 3B (2 games, 1 start).

BATTING NOTES (CONTINUED) Red Sox Game Notes Page 4 3 SANDY LEÓN C

SEASON: .197 AVG / .261 OBP / .311 SLG / 4 HR / 15 RBILAST NIGHT: 0-4 / SERIES VS. TB: 0-4

vs. RHP: 15-75 (.200), 2 HR / vs. LHP: 9-47 (.191), 2 HRCurrent hitting streak: 0-for-6.3 of his 4 HR this season have come with at least 1 runner on base.Among catchers with at least 45 games played in 2019, his 4.39 catcher ERA is the 9th-lowest in the AL.

His 3.62 catcher ERA since joining the Red Sox in 2015 is the lowest in MLB. Has thrown out 55 of 165 attempted base stealers in his career (33.3%), the 5th-highest mark among active catchers (min. 100 starts).

28 J.D. MARTINEZ OF/DHSEASON: .295 AVG / .369 OBP / .541 SLG / 24 HR / 65 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 1-3, R, HR, 2 RBI, BB / SERIES VS. TB: 4-11, 2 R, HR, 2 RBI, 3 BBvs. RHP: 82-306 (.268), 10 HR / vs. LHP: 37-97 (.381), 14 HR

Current hitting streak: 1 G (1-for-3, R, HR, 2 RBI, BB).Has homered in 4 of his last 7 games, recording 10 RBI in that time.Recorded multiple hits 7 of his last 13 games, batting .370 (20-for-54) with 5 HR and 16 RBI during that time (10 R, 4 2B, 3B).Ranks among the top 10 in the AL in SLG (7th, .541) and OPS (8th, .910).Also ranks among AL leaders with a .295 AVG (13th), 35 multi-hit games (T-9th), and 12 games with 3+ hits (T-4th).

Leads MLB vs. LHP with 14 HR, an .887 SLG, and a 1.341 OPS. Ranks 2nd in MLB with a .381 AVG vs. LHP (Hanser Alberto-.410)...20 of his 36 hits vs. LHP have gone for extra bases (5 2B, 3B, 14 HR).

Martinez’s career .630 SLG vs. NYY is the 3rd-best in the last 100 seasons (min. 200 PA), trailing only Hank Greenberg (.668) and Alex Rodriguez (.651).

Has hit .360 (18-for-50) with 6 HR and 12 RBI vs. NYY in 2019 (12 games). In 35 games vs. NYY since the start of 2018, including the postseason, is batting .346/.392/.684/1.076 with 11 HR and 38 RBI (47-for-136).

Owns the 4th-best road AVG in the AL this season (.317/63-for-199). Since the start of 2017, leads MLB with 112 HR and ranks 2nd with 299 RBI...Among players with at least 500 PA during that time, ranks 2nd with both a .623 SLG and 1.007 OPS (Trout-.640, 1.088).

18 MITCH MORELAND 1BSEASON: .225 AVG / .311 OBP / .515 SLG / 13 HR / 38 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 0-4 / SERIES VS. TB: 1-7, 2 RBIvs. RHP: 35-145 (.241), 13 HR / vs. LHP: 3-24 (.125), 0 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-6.Tuesday vs. TB, gave the Red Sox a 2-0 lead with a 2-run single in the 1st.Has 2 RBI in 2 of his last 4 games, also hitting a 2-run 2B on Thursday vs. NYY.Was reinstated from the IL on 7/23 after being placed on the IL on 6/8 with a right quad strain.Has started at 1B in 6 of the Sox’ 10 games since being reinstated from the IL prior to not playing on Friday and Saturday.Is averaging 13.00 AB per HR this season, the best ratio of his career and 12th-best mark among AL players with at least 150 AB in 2019.

59 SAM TRAVIS 1B/OFSEASON: .265 AVG / .286 OBP / . 397 SLG / 2 HR / 7 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 0-4 / SERIES VS. TB: 5-10, 2Bvs. RHP: 6-24 (.250), 0 HR / vs. LHP: 12-44 (.273), 2 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-6.Last night, snapped a career-long hitting streak...Went 9-for-18 (.500) over 5 games with an AB from 7/26-8/1.Is batting .324 (12-for-37) with a .927 OPS, 3 2B, 2 HR, and 5 RBI in 15 games since his recall on 7/15.Has multiple hits in 3 of his last 5 games with an AB.Matched a career high with 3 hits 7/27 vs. NYY (also 5/30/17 at CWS).Also recorded his 2nd career stolen base on 7/27 (also 5/30/17 vs. CWS).Is batting .273 (12-for-44) with 2 HR vs. LHP in 2019 and .287 (29-for-101) in 110 career plate appearances vs. LHP.

In 17 career games vs. NYY, has hit .314/.385/.400 (11-for-35, 4 R, 3 2B, 4 RBI). This season for the Red Sox, has appeared defensively at 1st base (15 games, 8 starts) and in LF (9 games, 5 starts).

Has hit .275 (65-for-236) with 7 HR and a .362 OBP in 68 games for Triple-A Pawtucket this season.

7 CHRISTIAN VÁZQUEZ CSEASON: .279 AVG / .318 OBP / .480 SLG / 16 HR / 47 RBI

LAST NIGHT: 1-3 / SERIES VS. TB: 1-9, 2Bvs. RHP: 62-222 (.279), 10 HR / vs. LHP: 28-101 (.277), 6 HR

Current hitting streak: 1 G (1-for-3). Has set career highs in RBI (47), HR (16), BB (20), and runs (45)...Is 4 hits shy of matching his career-high 94 in 2017.

Vázquez has 16 HR in 93 games this season after hitting 10 HR in 291 games through his first 4 seasons.

Prior to Vázquez, the last Red Sox catcher with 16+ HR in a season was Jarrod Saltalamacchia in 2012 (25).Is tied for the AL lead and ranks 2nd in MLB with a 38.5% caught stealing percentage (15-for-39)...Trails only J.T. Realmuto (40.7%, 24-for-59).Leads active catchers (min. 100 GS) with a 39.2% career caught stealing percentage (67 of 171).In the last 40 seasons (1980-present) the only AL catchers with a higher caught stealing percentage (min. 300 GS) are Iván Rodríguez (43.1%) and Bob Boone (42.5%).Leads MLB with 4 catcher pickoffs. Since at least 1974, the only 2 Red Sox catchers with at least 4 catcher pickoffs in a season are Vázquez and Rich Gedman (5 in 1985).

Of his 26 career HR, 13 have either given the Red Sox the lead or tied the score...11 of his 26 HR have come in the 7th inning or later, with 6 of those giving the Red Sox the lead or tying the score.

2019 vs. NYY CAREER vs. NYY CAREER AT YANKEE STADIUMPLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBIBenintendi .378 37 14 2 7 .315 203 64 8 35 .274 95 26 6 17Betts .191 47 9 3 9 .284 356 101 13 54 .250 172 43 5 18Bogaerts .388 49 19 5 9 .264 383 101 13 40 .234 205 48 7 18Bradley Jr. .375 40 15 1 4 .263 308 81 5 31 .215 158 34 3 10Chavis .265 34 9 2 10 .265 34 9 2 10 .154 13 2 0 1Devers .314 51 16 2 6 .272 136 37 6 18 .269 78 21 3 10Hernández .750 4 3 0 1 .364 11 4 0 1 .000 1 0 0 0Holt .357 14 5 0 3 .237 219 52 3 19 .265 98 26 2 10León .462 13 6 1 4 .250 124 31 3 18 .241 54 13 2 10Martinez .360 50 18 6 12 .341 208 71 13 42 .337 95 32 7 18Moreland .308 13 4 0 2 .224 223 50 6 25 .188 117 22 3 7Travis .273 22 6 0 3 .314 35 11 0 4 .182 11 2 0 1Vázquez .250 36 9 2 8 .226 133 30 4 13 .164 67 11 1 2

LAST HOME RUN MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMESPLAYER DATE, OPP. PITCHER AB SINCE 2H 3H 4H 5H TOTAL 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI 6+RBI TOTALBenintendi 7/30/19 vs. TB Kolarek 15 19 12 1 0 32 7 3 1 1 0 11Betts 8/1/19 vs. TB Drake 5 19 12 1 0 32 9 1 0 1 0 11Bogaerts 8/1/19 vs. TB McKay 4 27 8 2 0 37 15 3 4 0 0 20Bradley Jr. 7/20/19 at BAL Yacabonis 39 17 2 1 0 20 7 2 0 0 1 9Chavis 7/31/19 vs. TB Yarbrough 8 25 1 1 0 27 6 4 1 1 1 13Devers 7/25/19 vs. NYY Tanaka 32 29 12 2 0 43 19 4 2 0 1 26Hernández 7/4/19 at TOR Giles 21 2 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0Holt 6/14/19 at BAL Ortiz 80 3 4 0 0 6 2 1 0 0 0 3León 7/25/19 at NYY Romine 6 4 1 0 0 5 2 2 0 0 0 4Martinez 8/2/19 vs. NYY Paxton 2 23 12 0 0 35 6 6 2 0 0 14Moreland 5/21/19 at TOR Stroman 32 7 1 0 0 7 8 3 1 0 0 11Travis 7/22/19 at TB Beeks 29 4 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 0Vázquez 7/23/19 at TB Poche 30 20 3 1 0 24 13 1 1 0 0 14

32-Matt Barnes 7/30 vs. TB 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 32/47 21/6 4/10 2.0 (2 times) 5 (5/14 vs COL)54-Colten Brewer 8/1 vs. TB 2.0 2 1 1 1 1 24/46 21/7 0/1 2.2 (5/18 vs HOU) 3 (3/31 at SEA)17-Nathan Eovaldi 8/2 at NYY 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 4/5 -/- -/- 1.0 (4 times) 3 (7/30 vs TB)63-Darwinzon Hernandez 8/1 vs. TB 0.1 1 0 0 1 1 5/9 2/2 -/- 2.1 (4/23 vs DET2) 4 (4/23 vs DET2)67-Josh Smith 6/23 vs. TOR 3.0 2 1 1 1 4 5/8 -/- 1/1 3.0 (6/23 vs. TOR) 4 (6/22 vs TOR)72-Josh Taylor 7/31 vs. TB 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 15/26 10/4 -/- 2.0 (2 times) 4 (2 times)64-Marcus Walden 8/2 at NYY 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 30/46 27/8 2/5 3.0 (2 times) 5 (4/15 vs BAL)44-Brandon Workman 7/27 vs. NYY 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 40/49 13/2 5/9 2.0 (7/4 at TOR) 4 (7/17 vs TOR)BULLPEN TOTALS: 4.53 ERA 419.0 391 231 211 196 502 255/387 (66%) 141/45 21/40

1ST BATTERS RELIEF HIGHSPITCHER LAST TIME OUT (Dec.) IP H R ER BB SO RETIRED/FACED RI/S SAVES/OPP INNINGS STRIKEOUTS

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32 MATT BARNES RHPSEASON: 3-3, 18 Holds, 4 SV, 4.01 ERA, 1.24 WHIP

vs. ALL: .201 (32-159) / vs. RHB: .222 (22-99) / vs. LHB: .167 (10-60)

Threw a scoreless 9th inning with 1 BB and 1 SO Tuesday vs. TB (16 p)...His 8.0-inning scoreless streak is the T-7th longest active streak in the AL.Did not allow a run over his 10 appearances in July: 8.0 IP, 3 hits, 3 BB, 15 SO, 30 batters faced, .111 AVG (3-27), 0.75 WHIP.Leads Sox relievers with 76 SO and his strikeout rate of 42.1% (77 SO/183 batters faced) is the highest among all AL relievers in 2019.Additional AL reliever ranks in 2019: 1st in SO/9.0 IP (16.24), T-2nd in SO (77), T-6th in holds (18), and T-17th in games (47). Ranks T-7th on the Sox’ all-time relief appearances list (276) with Ellis Kinder (Radatz is 6th - 286)...Since 2016, ranks 2nd among all AL relievers in appearances with 241 (Ryan Pressly is 1st with 251).

54 COLTEN BREWER RHPSEASON: 1-2, 5 Holds, 4.40 ERA, 1.77 WHIP


Allowed 1 run on 2 hits with 1 BB and 1 SO over 2.0 IP Thursday vs. TB (32 p)...Was his 46th appearance of the year and his 1st going 2 IP since June.In his last 25 games, has a 3.00 ERA (8 ER/24.0 IP)...After posting a 6.43 ERA (15 ER/21.0 IP) over April and May, posted a 0.73 ERA (1 ER/12.1 IP) over 12 appearances in June.Since 6/8, has held opponents to a .118 AVG (4-for-34) with RISP...Overall this year has held opponents to a .222 AVG (16-72) with RISP.Is in his 2nd stint with BOS this year; made the Red Sox Opening Day roster (the 1st of his career) and was recalled on 5/29 from Triple-A Pawtucket.

17 NATHAN EOVALDI RHPSEASON: 0-0, 6.66 ERA, 1.68 WHIP

vs. ALL: .301 (31-103) / vs. RHP: .313 (20-64) / vs. LHP: .282 (11-39)

Threw a perfect 8th inning with 1 SO on 12 pitches last night at NYY...His 5th appearance since coming off the IL (all in relief).His last 2 apps have been scoreless (2.0 IP, H, BB, 4 SO, .143 AVG).Reinstated from the 60-day IL on 7/20...On the IL from 4/18-7/19 with a loose body in his right elbow...Underwent successful right elbow arthros-copy and loose body removal surgery on 4/23 at NY Presbyterian Hospital. Made 1 rehab app with Pawtucket (AAA): 7/18 vs. Louisville: 1.0 IP, BB, 3 SO, 19 p...Made 4 starts to open 2019 before his injury (last 4/17 at NYY). For his ML career, has made 13 regular season appearances as a reliever (4.82 ERA; 18.2 IP) and 17 total including the Postseason (3.54 ERA; 28.0 IP)...Does not have any SV opps in his ML career in the reg or Postseason.Including the 2018 Postseason, went 5-4, 2.83 ERA (24 ER/76.1 IP) in 18 games (13 starts) for BOS after being acquired from TB on 7/25/18.

63 DARWINZON HERNANDEZ LHPSEASON: 0-1, 2.25 ERA, 1.83 WHIP


Finished the 6th inning Thursday vs. TB (0.1 IP, H, BB, SO, 15 p)...Worked in 5 of the Sox 7 games this homestand, including the final 4 games.Has not allowed an ER in 8 appearances since his recall on 7/16 (6.2 IP, 4 hits, 5 BB, 15 SO).Has struck out 26 of his 59 batters faced this year with BOS (44.0%)...Is averaging 19.50 SO/9.0 IP (12.0 IP).Recalled 7/16 from Triple-A Pawtucket for his 4th ML stint of 2019/career... Began 2019 in the rotation but all of his last 4 apps for Pawtucket were in relief (since 7/5) and went 1-1 with a 2.08 ERA (1 ER/4.1 IP), 1 BB, 6 SO.Began 2019 with Double-A Portland and was promoted to Pawtucket on 6/15...Between AA and AAA this year: 2-6, 5.02 ERA (32 ER/57.1 IP) 48 BB, 79 SO in 17 games (12 starts).Made ML debut on 4/23 vs. DET Gm 2 appearing in relief (26th man for DH)...Started in his 2nd career ML app on 6/11 vs. TEX (L, 3.0 IP, 4 ER).

67 JOSH SMITH RHPSEASON: 0-2, 1 SV, 5.40 ERA, 1.47 WHIP


Recalled yesterday from Triple-A Pawtucket for his 5th stint with BOS this year...Last appeared for BOS on 6/23 vs. TOR (3.0 IP, ER, 48 p).Has appeared in 10 games (2 starts) for the Red Sox this season...Is 0-2, 9.82 ERA (8 ER/7.1 IP) in 2 starts and has a 2.45 ERA (3 ER/11.0 IP) with 1 SV and 13 SO in 8 relief appearances.Got the 1st SV of his ML career on 6/13 vs. TEX (1.0 IP, BB, SO, 19 p)...Became 6th different Sox pitcher to record a SV in 2019 (most since 2015).With PawSox, 5-2, 5.09 ERA (33 ER/58.1 IP), 1 CG, 18 BB, 62 SO in 11 games (10 GS)...Last appeared on 7/29 at Lehigh Valley (5.2 IP, 7 ER, 88 p).

72 JOSH TAYLOR LHPSEASON: 0-1, 2 Holds, 3.86 ERA, 1.36 WHIP


Threw a perfect 8th inning with 2 SO Wednesday night vs. TB (12 p).Since being recalled on 6/14, has posted a 2.18 ERA (5 ER/20.2 IP) with 27 SO and a .200 (15-75) opp. AVG in 20 games...Had a 10.80 ERA (6 ER/5.0 IP) with a .480 (12-25) opp. AVG at the time of his option to AAA on 6/10.Recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket on 6/14 for his 2nd ML stint of the season...Made his ML debut on 5/29 vs. CLE, the same date of his 1st recall.Began 2019 with PawSox...1-1, 2.70 ERA (7 ER/23.1 IP), 18 H, 11 BB, 32 SO in 20 G...Is in his 1st full year in the BOS org. (5/15/18 trade with ARI).

64 MARCUS WALDEN RHPSEASON: 6-1, 5 Holds, 2 SV, 3.62 ERA, 1.10 WHIP


Struck out the only batter he faced (Judge) last night at NYY to end the 7th inning and strand an inherited runner (0.1 IP, SO, 4 p).AL reliever ranks: T-4th in wins (6) and 6th in innings (54.2).Has worked 2+IP in 10 of his 46 apps for BOS in 2019 & 1+IP, 16 times.Has stranded 19 of 27 inherited runners this season.Began 2019 with Triple-A Pawtucket...Recalled on 4/6 for his 1st ML stint of 2019...Optioned postgame on 4/14 and recalled on 4/19 for his 2nd stint...Appeared in 1 game for the PawSox (4/4 at Syracuse - 1.2 IP, 0 R).

44 BRANDON WORKMAN RHPSEASON: 8-1, 15 Holds, 5 SV, 2.08 ERA, 1.03 WHIP


Threw a perfect 9th inning to finish last Saturday’s win vs. NYY; retired Judge, Encarnacion & Voit on 14 pitches (1.0 IP, 2 SO)...His 49th app of 2019.Has 66 SO in 47.2 IP this year, is 4 SO shy of his single season career high of 70 done in 2014 in 87.0 IP.41 of his 49 appearances (84%) this year are scoreless...Ranks T-3rd for the most scoreless apps among AL relievers in 2019.Leads all ML relievers in 2019 in opp. AVG (.109), SLG (.160), and OPS (.422)...Is T-1st in the majors in wins (8).Among AL relievers, ranks T-7th in SO (66), 9th in ERA (2.08), T-9th in games (49), T-11th in holds (15), and 14th in SO/9.0 IP (12.46).Has a .176 BABIP (opponent batting average on balls in play), 2nd-lowest among AL relievers in 2019.

2019 vs. NYY CAREER vs. NYY CAREER AT YANKEE STADIUMPLAYER W-L-SV ERA G/GS IP H ER W-L-SV ERA G/GS IP H ER W-L-SV ERA G/GS IP H ERBarnes 0-0-0 14.73 4/0 3.2 4 6 2-1-1 8.03 27/0 24.2 23 22 0-1-0 8.71 12/0 10.1 8 10Brewer 0-0-0 0.00 4/0 3.0 1 0 0-0-0 0.00 4/0 3.0 1 0 -- / Cashner 1-2-0 5.56 4/4 22.2 25 14 3-5-0 3.97 11/11 68.0 67 30 1-2-0 5.06 3/3 16.0 12 9Eovaldi 0-0-0 2.00 4/1 9.0 7 2 1-1-0 1.95 8/5 32.1 21 7 10-5-0 3.54 28/26 160.1 149 63Hernandez 0-0-0 0.00 2/0 2.0 1 0 0-0-0 0.00 2/0 2.0 1 0 -- / Johnson -- / 1-1-0 4.26 5/2 12.2 11 6 0-0-0 0.00 1/0 1.0 0 0Rodriguez 1-1-0 4.58 3/3 17.2 16 9 6-5-0 4.03 17/15 87.0 84 39 2-4-0 3.96 9/9 52.1 46 23Sale 0-3-0 7.71 3/3 16.1 19 14 6-7-0 2.46 20/17 117.0 89 32 2-4-0 2.73 10/9 59.1 48 18Smith -- / 0-0-0 6.75 3/0 2.2 4 2 0-0-0 9.00 1/0 1.0 2 1Taylor 0-0-0 5.40 4/0 3.1 5 2 0-0-0 5.40 4/0 3.1 5 2 0-0-0 0.00 1/0 1.0 1 0Walden 0-1-0 11.25 6/0 4.0 6 5 0-1-0 14.40 7/0 5.0 9 8 0-0-0 0.00 2/0 1.2 1 0Workman 0-1-1 6.23 5/0 4.1 3 3 2-4-1 5.50 22/2 34.1 28 21 1-4-1 6.17 12/2 23.1 21 16


Most runs, game ..................................................................19, 7/25 vs. NYYMost runs, inning ......................................................9, 5/4 at CWS (3rd inn.)Most hits, game (9 innings) .................................................23, 7/25 vs. NYYMost hits, game (extra innings) ..............................17, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.) Most hits, inning .....................................................10, 5/4 at CWS (3rd inn.)Consecutive hits, inning ..........................................10, 5/4 at CWS (3rd inn.)Fewest hits, game ....................................................................1, 7/21 at BALMost doubles, game.............................................................10, 7/25 vs. NYY Most triples, game .................................................2, 3 times, last 7/6 at DETMost home runs, game ............................................................6, 6/14 at BALMost home runs, inning ..........................3, 4 times, last 7/22 at TB (3rd inn.)Most extra-base hits ............................................................14, 7/25 vs. NYYMost stolen bases, game ................................... 3, 4 times, last 5/26 at HOUMost walks, game (9 innings) ...............................................11, 5/11 vs. SEAMost walks, game (extra innings) ................................8, 4/21 at TB (11 inn.)Most strikeouts, game (9 innings) ....................14, 3 times, last 7/28 vs. NYYMost strikeouts, game (extra innings) .....................17, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.) Most hit by pitch, game .......................................2, 5 times, last 6/14 at BALMost left on base (9 innings) ........................................13, 4/23 vs. DET (G2) Most left on base (extra innings) ............................14, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.)

Most hits ................................................. 4, 9 times, last Bogaerts, 8/1 vs. TB Most runs ................................................. 4, 2 times, last Betts, 7/26 vs. NYYMost doubles ..............................................3, 2 times, last Benintendi, 8/1 vs. TBMost triples ....................................1, 18 times, last Bradley Jr., 7/27 vs. NYYMost home runs ............................................................3, Betts, 7/26 vs. NYY Most extra-base hits .................................................... 4, Betts, 7/26 vs. NYYMost total bases ........................................................ 14, Betts, 7/26 vs. NYY Most RBI ............................................6, 3 times, last Bradley Jr., 7/20 at BALMost stolen bases ....................................1, 54 times, last Travis, 7/27 vs. NYYMost walks .............................................................4, Bogaerts, 5/12 vs. SEA Longest hitting streak .......................................................12, Betts, 7/5-7/20Most strikeouts (9 innings).........................4, 2 times, last Bogaerts, 7/3 at TOR Most strikeouts (extra innings) .................5, Martinez, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.)

Most strikeouts (9 innings).................................. 15, 6 times, last 7/31 vs. TBMost strikeouts (extra innings) .............................. 24, 5/14 vs. COL (11 inn.)Most walks (9 innings) .......................................9, 2 times, last 6/30 vs. NYYMost walks (extra innings) ....................................... 7, 7/14 vs. LAD (12 inn.) Fewest walks .............................................................. 0, 6x, last 7/15 vs. TORMost runs allowed, game ....................................................17, 6/29 vs. NYY Most runs allowed, inning ......................7, 2 times, last 4/5 at ARI (6th inn.) Most hits allowed, game (9 innings) ....................................19, 6/29 vs. NYYMost hits allowed, game (extra innings) ................ 15, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.) Fewest hits allowed, game ......................................................2, 7/18 vs. TORMost hits allowed, inning .................. 6, 3 times, last 6/30 vs. NYY (7th inn.) Most home runs allowed, game ............................. 5, 2 times, last 4/5 at ARI Most consecutive scoreless inn. ..............15.0, 4/29 (3rd inn.)-4/30 (8th inn.)

Most innings pitched, starter ............................................9.0, Sale, 6/5 at KCFewest innings pitched, starter ......... 0.1, 2 times, last Porcello, 6/29 vs. NYYMost innings pitched, reliever ............4.0, 2 times, last Velázquez, 6/18 at MINMost strikeouts, starter ................................................ 17, Sale, 5/14 vs. COLMost strikeouts, reliever ............................ 5, 2 times, last Barnes, 5/14 vs. COL Most walks allowed .................................................6, Rodriguez, 8/2 at NYYLongest winning streak ......................................... 8, Workman, 4/19-presentLongest losing streak ..........................................................5, Sale, 3/28-4/28Most consec. scoreless inn., starter .................................... 16.0, Sale, 4/28-5/8 Most consec. scoreless inn., reliever ..................... 10.1, Workman, 4/19-5/11Most runs allowed .....................................................9, Porcello, 3/31 at SEAMost earned runs allowed .................................... 8, Shawaryn, 6/29 vs. NYYMost hits allowed ....................................................11, Porcello, 7/20 at BALFewest hits allowed, CG .......................................................3, Sale, 6/5 at KCMost home runs allowed ........................ 3, 6 times, last Porcello, 7/31 vs. TBMost pitches thrown ...................................................... 116, Sale, 7/23 at TB

Longest winning streak ............................................................... 6, 6/12-6/17Longest losing streak ..............................................................5, 7/28-presentMost games over .500 .............................................12, 7/27 vs. NYY (59-47)Most games under .500 ................................................7, 4/17 at NYY (6-13)Longest game, innings ...........................................................17, 6/18 at MINLongest game, time (9 innings) ......................................... 4:42, 6/29 vs. NYYLongest game, time (extra innings) ...................... 5:45, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.)Shortest game, time ........................................................... 2:23, 4/16 at NYYLargest crowd, Fenway Park .......................................... 37,591, 7/25 vs. NYYSmallest crowd, Fenway Park ................................. 30,015, 4/23 vs. DET (G1)Largest crowd, road ...........................................................48,338, 4/5 at ARISmallest crowd, road ........................................................ 10,703, 5/7 at BALLargest winning margin .............................................16, 7/25 vs. NYY (19-3)Largest losing margin.................................9, 2 times, last 7/19 at BAL (2-11) Largest deficit overcome to win ..... 5, 4 times, last 7/4 at TOR (down 1-6, won 8-7)Largest lead relinquished to lose .............................6, 6/22 vs. TOR (led 6-0, lost 8-7)Most errors committed....................................... 3, 3 times, last 7/28 vs. NYY

Threw a no-hitter ......................................Jon Lester, 5/19/08 vs. KC (W, 7-0)Were no-hit by opponent ................... Sean Manaea, 4/21/18 at OAK (L, 0-3)Position player pitched ....................................Eduardo Núñez, 4/5/19 vs. ARIPitcher played another defensive position .... Javier Lopez (RF), 4/30/09 at TBPitcher collected a hit.............David Price, 4/6/19 at ARI, 1B off Luke WeaverPitcher hit a home run .................. Josh Beckett, 6/14/09 at PHI off J.A. HappStraight steal of home ..................................Jacoby Ellsbury, 4/26/09 vs. NYYSteal of home on double steal ............................. Travis Shaw, 4/21/16 vs. TBHit for the cycle .................................................. Mookie Betts, 8/9/18 at TORHomered from both sides of the plate ......... Victor Martinez, 5/17/10 at NYY2 grand slams in a game ......................................Bill Mueller, 7/29/03 at TEXPinch-hit grand slam ............................................... Mike Carp, 9/11/13 at TB3 home runs in a game (ties club record) ................Mookie Betts, 7/26 vs. NYYTurned a triple play ............................................ 8/15/17 vs. STL (4th inning): .......................3B Rafael Devers to 2B Eduardo Núñez to 1B Mitch MorelandHit into a triple play ................. 5/2/17 vs. BAL (8th inning, Jackie Bradley Jr.)

TEAM BATTING

INDIVIDUAL BATTING

TEAM PITCHING

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

MISCELLANEOUS TEAM

THE LAST TIME THE SOX...

FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS (1 in 2019)Mookie Betts, 7/26 vs. NYY off James Paxton (17th career)

WALK-OFF HOME RUNS (1 in 2019) Christian Vázquez, 6/21 vs. TOR, 2-run HR off Jordan Romano (2nd career)

PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS (5 in 2019)Mitch Moreland, 3/29 at SEA off Hunter Strickland (4th career)Christian Vázquez, 5/24 at HOU off Roberto Osuna (1st career)Eduardo Núñez, 6/4 at KC off Jake Diekman (1st career)Marco Hernández, 7/4 at TOR off Ken Giles (1st career)Christian Vázquez, 7/23 at TB off Colin Poche (2nd career)

GRAND SLAMS (3 in 2019)Andrew Benintendi, 4/20 at TB off Charlie Morton (1st career)Xander Bogaerts, 5/5 at CWS off Juan Minaya (5th career)Michael Chavis, 7/15 vs. TOR off Trent Thornton (1st career)

INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (0 in 2019)Last: Eduardo Núñez, 3/29/18 at TB off Chris Archer (2nd inning)

2-HOME RUN GAMES (10 in 2019)Xander Bogaerts, 4/23 vs. DET-G1 (3rd career multi-HR game)Michael Chavis, 5/4 at CWS (1st career multi-HR game)J.D. Martinez, 5/12 vs. SEA (11th career multi-HR game)J.D. Martinez, 5/27 vs. CLE (12th career multi-HR game)J.D. Martinez, 6/14 at BAL (13th career multi-HR game)Michael Chavis, 6/29 vs. NYY (2nd career multi-HR game)Rafael Devers, 7/2 at TOR (4th career multi-HR game)Jackie Bradley Jr., 7/20 at BAL (4th career multi-HR game)Xander Bogaerts, 7/25 vs. NYY (4th career multi-HR game)Xander Bogaerts, 8/1 vs. TB (5th career multi-HR game)

3-HOME RUN GAMES (1 in 2019)Mookie Betts, 7/26 vs. NYY (5th career)

EJECTIONS (3 in 2019)

6/11 vs. TEX (5th inning), Cora and Benintendi (1B umpire Vic Carapazza)7/25 vs. NYY (3rd inning), Brock Holt (HP umpire D.J. Reyburn)

4/11/19 vs. TOR (9th inning), Rafael Devers RBI single5/15 vs. COL (10th inning), Michael Chavis RBI single6/12 vs. TEX (9th inning), Mookie Betts RBI walk6/21 vs. TOR (10th inning), Christian Vázquez 2-run HR6/24 vs. CWS (9th inning), Marco Hernández RBI single

WALK-OFF WINS (5 in 2019)

RED SOX MANAGER CHALLENGES

TOTAL OVERTURNED CONFIRMED STOOD 28 16 3 9

SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS

HOME RUN TOTALS (170 in 2019)HOME: 85 AWAY: 85 SOLO: 105 2-RUN: 41 3-RUN: 21 GRAND SLAMS: 3

MISCELLANEOUS

OUTFIELD ASSISTS (26 in 2019)

Andrew Benintendi ...................... 7Mookie Betts ................................ 7Jackie Bradley Jr. .......................... 7

J.D. Martinez ................................ 2Sam Travis .................................... 2Steve Pearce ................................. 1

BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (6 in 2019)Mookie Betts and Mitch Moreland, 4/19 vs. TB (8th inning)Xander Bogaerts and Michael Chavis, 5/4 at CWS (3rd inning)Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers, 5/20 at TOR (9th inning)Xander Bogaerts and J.D. Martinez, 6/30 vs. NYY (1st inning)Xander Bogaerts and J.D. Martinez, 7/14 vs. LAD (8th inning)Andrew Benintendi and Sam Travis, 7/22 at TB (3rd inning)

BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (0 in 2019)Last: David Ortiz, Josh Reddick, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, 7/7/11 vs. BAL (7th)

HOME RUN NOTES (CONTINUED)

BREAKDOWNSRed Sox Game Notes Page 7

2019 TRANSACTIONS

March 12 INF Michael Chavis, LHP Josh Taylor, and RHPs Travis Lakins and Chandler Shepherd optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket...RHP Denyi Reyes optioned to Double-A Portland...C Austin Rei, OF Rusney Castillo, INF Tony Renda, 1B Josh Ockimey, and RHPs Mike Shawaryn and Carson Smith reassigned to minor league camp.

March 18 C Óscar Hernández, RHP Ryan Weber, RHP Zach Putnam, RHP Erasmo Ramirez, RHP Josh Smith, RHP Domingo Tapia, INF C.J. Chatham, INF Bobby Dalbec, INF Chad De La Guerra, OF Bryce Brentz, OF Tate Matheny, and OF Cole Sturgeon reassigned to minor league camp.

March 23 Red Sox and LHP Chris Sale agree on 5-year contract extension...LHP Bobby Poyner, RHP Marcus Walden, and INF Tzu-Wei Lin optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket...LHP Darwinzon Hernandez optioned to Double-A Portland...C Juan Centeno and OF Gorkys Hernández reassigned to minor league camp.

March 28 INF Marco Hernández placed on the 10-day IL...1B/OF Steve Pearce placed on 10-day IL (retro to 3/25)...2B Dustin Pedroia placed on 10-day IL.April 1 Red Sox and SS Xander Bogaerts agree on 6-year contract extension.April 4 1B/OF Steve Pearce reinstated from 10-day IL...1B/OF Sam Travis optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket.April 7 INF/OF Brock Holt and LHP Brian Johnson placed on 10-day IL (4/6)...INF/OF Tzu-Wei Lin and RHP Marcus Walden recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket.April 9 2B Dustin Pedroia reinstated from 10-day IL...INF/OF Tzu-Wei Lin optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket.April 15 RHP Marcus Walden optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket.April 16 C Sandy León and RHP Erasmo Ramírez selected to the active roster from Triple-A Pawtucket...C/UTIL Blake Swihart designated for assignment.April 19 2B Dustin Pedroia placed on 10-day IL (retro to 4/18)...INF Eduardo Núñez placed on 10-day IL (retro to 4/18)...RHP Erasmo Ramirez designated for assignment...INF Tzu-

Wei Lin, INF Michael Chavis, and RHP Marcus Walden recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket...C/UTIL Blake Swihart traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks with international amateur signing bonus pool space in exchange for minor league OF Marcus Wilson.

April 20 RHP Nathan Eovaldi placed on 10-day IL (retro to 4/18)...LHP Bobby Poyner recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket.April 23 LHP Darwinzon Hernandez recalled from Double-A Portland as club’s 26th man prior to Game 2 of day-night doubleheader...RHP Travis Lakins recalled from Triple-A

Pawtucket prior to Game 2...LHP Bobby Poyner optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket prior to Game 2...Hernández returned to Double-A Portland following Game 2.April 24 INF Marco Hernández reinstated from 10-day IL and optioned to High-A Salem as a post-game assignment.April 26 RHP Josh Smith selected from Triple-A Pawtucket...RHP Travis Lakins optioned to Pawtucket.May 4 INF Eduardo Núñez reinstated from 10-day IL...INF Tzu-Wei Lin placed on 10-day IL.May 6 LHP David Price placed on 10-day IL (retro to 5/3)...RHP Ryan Weber selected to ML roster from Triple-A Pawtucket.May 17 C Sandy León placed on paternity leave list...C Óscar Hernández selected to ML roster from Triple-A Pawtucket...RHP Chandler Shepherd designated for assignment.May 20 LHP David Price reinstated from 10-day IL...C Sandy León reinstated from paternity leave list...C Óscar Hernández and RHP Josh Smith optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket (5/19)May 23 RHP Tyler Thornburg placed on 10-day IL...RHP Travis Lakins recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket.May 26 LHP Darwinzon Hernandez recalled from Double-A Portland...RHP Colten Brewer optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket (5/25).May 27 2B Dustin Pedroia transferred to 60-day IL...INF/OF Brock Holt reinstated from 10-day IL...LHP Darwinzon Hernandez optioned to Double-A Portland.May 29 1B Mitch Moreland placed on 10-day IL (retro to 5/26)...RHP Travis Lakins optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket (5/28)...RHP Colten Brewer and LHP Josh Taylor recalled from

Triple-A Pawtucket.May 30 RHP Hector Velázquez placed on 10-day IL...RHP Mike Shawaryn selected from Triple-A Pawtucket.June 1 1B/OF Steve Pearce placed on 10-day IL...1B/OF Sam Travis recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket.June 7 1B Mitch Moreland reinstated from 10-day IL...RHP Ryan Weber optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket.June 8 1B Mitch Moreland placed on 10-day IL...INF Marco Hernández recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket…RHP Josh Smith recalled from Pawtucket as club’s 26th man for day-night

doubleheader...Smith returned to Pawtucket following Game 2.June 10 LHP Bobby Poyner recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket...LHP Josh Taylor optioned to Pawtucket.June 11 RHP Ryan Brasier placed on bereavement/family medical emergency list...LHP Darwinzon Hernandez recalled from Double-A Portland.June 12 RHPs Travis Lakins and Josh Smith recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket...LHP Bobby Poyner optioned to Pawtucket (6/11)...LHP Darwinzon Hernandez optioned to Double-A

Portland (6/11).June 14 LHP Brian Johnson reinstated from 10-day IL...1B/OF Sam Travis optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket...RHP Heath Hembree placed on 10-day IL (retro to 6/11)...LHP Josh

Taylor recalled from Pawtucket.June 17 RHP Hector Velázquez reinstated from 10-day IL...RHP Ryan Brasier reinstated from bereavement/family medical emergency list...RHPs Travis Lakins and Josh Smith

optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket.June 19 RHP Hector Velázquez placed on 10-day IL...RHP Josh Smith recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket.June 25 RHP Steven Wright reinstated from restricted list...RHP Nathan Eovaldi transferred to 60-day IL...RHP Josh Smith optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket (6/24).June 29 LHP Brian Johnson placed on 10-day IL (retro to 6/27)...RHP Hector Velázquez reinstated from 10-day IL...1B/OF Sam Travis appointed as 26th man for London Series.July 1 RHP Mike Shawaryn optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket...1B/OF Sam Travis returned to Pawtucket...INF Tzu-Wei Lin reinstated from IL and optioned to Pawtucket.July 2 RHP Trevor Kelley selected from Triple-A Pawtucket...C Óscar Hernández designated for assignment.July 4 RHP Heath Hembree reinstated from 10-day IL...RHP Trevor Kelley optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket (7/3).July 10 RHP Tyler Thornburg released.July 13 RHP Andrew Cashner acquired along with cash considerations from BAL in exchange for minor league INF Noelberth Romero and minor league OF Elio Prado.July 14 RHP Andrew Cashner added to active roster...RHP Steven Wright placed on 10-day IL.July 15 RHP Ryan Weber and 1B/OF Sam Travis recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket...RHP Hector Velázquez optioned to Pawtucket (7/14)...INF Eduardo Núñez designated for assignment.July 16 LHP Darwinzon Hernandez recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket...RHP Ryan Brasier optioned to Pawtucket.July 20 RHP Nathan Eovaldi reinstated from 60-day IL...RHP Ryan Weber optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket (7/19)...INF Eduardo Núñez released from the ML roster.July 23 1B Mitch Moreland reinstated from 10-day IL...INF Marco Hernández optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket.August 2 RHP Heath Hembree placed on 10-day IL...RHP Josh Smith recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket...LHP David Price placed on paternity leave list...INF Marco Hernández recalled from Pawtucket.August 3 LHP Brian Johnson reinstated from 10-day IL as club's 26th man for day-night doubleheader.

DATE TRANSACTION

STARTERS 37-37 4.87 585.1 592 343 317 194 624 92RELIEVERS 22-15-21 4.55 419.0 391 231 211 196 502 57

PITCHING W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR

LEÓN 3 14 17.6 3 1SWIHART 1 4 20.0 0 0VÁZQUEZ 15 23 39.5 7 4

CATCHING CS SB CS% PB PKO

RED SOX 80 61 100 63 69 64 61 82 47 13 642OPPONENTS 68 75 72 65 44 66 63 55 55 11 574

RUNS BY INNINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ TOTAL

STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (TOTAL, RED SOX W-L)

1st: Betts (63, 30-33), Benintendi (43, 26-17), Chavis (4, 3-1), Pedroia (1, 0-1)2nd: Betts (45, 26-19), Devers (33, 16-17), Benintendi (25, 14-11), Bogaerts (5, 2-3), Vázquez (2, 1-1), Chavis (1, 0-1)3rd: Martinez (38, 24-14), Bogaerts (41, 20-21), Moreland (19, 10-9), Devers (9, 3-6), Pearce (3, 1-2), Vázquez (1, 1-0)4th: Martinez (60, 30-30), Bogaerts (21, 9-12), Devers (18, 14-4), Moreland (7, 5-2), Chavis (2, 0-2), Pearce (2, 0-2), Benintendi (1, 1-0)5th: Bogaerts (40, 24-16), Benintendi (19, 9-10), Devers (19, 9-10), Vázquez (9, 6-3), Chavis (8, 6-2), Holt (4, 2-2), Moreland (4, 1-3), Pearce (3, 1-2), Bradley Jr. (2, 1-1), Núñez (2, 1-1), Travis (1, 0-1)6th: Chavis (21, 13-8), Devers (20, 14-6), Vázquez (19, 10-9), Holt (16, 10-6), Moreland (9, 3-6), Benintendi (6, 4-2), Núñez (6, 1-5), Travis (6, 0-6), Pearce (3, 1-2), Bradley Jr. (2, 2-0), Pedroia (2, 1-1), Swihart (1, 1-0)7th: Chavis (24, 15-9), Bradley Jr. (22, 13-9), Vázquez (15, 10-5), Núñez (10, 4-6), Pearce (10, 4-6), Holt (8, 3-5), Moreland (7, 4-3), Travis (5, 4-1), Devers (4, 1-3), Pedroia (2, 1-1), Swihart (2, 0-2), Benintendi (1, 1-0), Hernández (1, 0-1)8th: Bradley Jr. (48, 29-19), Chavis (16, 9-7), Vázquez (14, 4-10), Núñez (12, 8-4), León (5, 1-4), Holt (4, 0-4), Hernández (3, 2-1), Lin (3, 2-1), Swihart (2, 1-1), Devers (1, 1-0), Pearce (1, 1-0), Pedroia (1, 0-1), Travis (1, 1-0)9th: León (32, 21-11), Bradley Jr. (23, 8-15), Vázquez (20, 9-11), Hernández (8, 5-3), Holt (8, 5-3), Núñez (8, 5-3), Lin (3, 3-0), Pitcher (3, 1-2), Chavis (2, 1-1), Travis (2, 1-1), Pearce (1, 0-1), Swihart (1, 1-0)

STARTS BY POSITION (TOTAL, RED SOX W-L)

C: Vázquez (68, 35-33), León (37, 21-16), Swihart (6, 3-3)1B: Moreland (43, 22-21), Chavis (41, 27-14), Pearce (15, 4-11), Travis (9, 6-3), Vázquez (2, 0-2), Holt (1, 0-1)2B: Chavis (36, 20-16), Holt (33, 17-16), Núñez (21, 11-10), Hernández (12, 7-5), Lin (4, 3-1), Pedroia (4, 1-3), Vázquez (1, 0-1)SS: Bogaerts (107, 55-52), Holt (2, 2-0), Lin (1, 1-0), Nunez (1, 1-0)3B: Devers (103, 58-45), Núñez (6, 1-5), Chavis (1, 0-1), Holt (1, 0-1)LF: Benintendi (91, 52-39), Martinez (10, 5-5), Travis (5, 0-5), Pearce (3, 2-1), Holt (2, 0-2)CF: Bradley Jr. (96, 52-44), Betts (10, 4-6), Benintendi (4, 3-1), Lin (1, 1-0)RF: Betts (94, 49-45), Martinez (15, 8-7), Bradley Jr. (1, 1-0), Holt (1, 1-0)DH: Martinez (73, 41-32), Núñez (10, 6-4), Vázquez (9, 5-4), Pearce (5, 2-3), Betts (4, 3-1), Moreland (3, 0-3), Pedroia (2, 1-1), Devers (1, 0-1), Travis (1, 0-1)

1 3/28 D at Seattle L4-12 0-1 T-2nd -1.0 Gonzales (2-0) SALE (0-1) 45,601* 1 45,601 2 3/29 N at Seattle W7-6 1-1 T-2nd -0.5 JOHNSON (1-0) Strickland (0-1) BARNES (1) 29,002 2 74,603 3 3/30 N at Seattle L5-6 1-2 5th -1.0 Leake (1-0) RODRIGUEZ (0-1) Rumbelow (1) 34,928 3 109,531 4 3/31 D at Seattle L8-10 1-3 5th -2.0 LeBlanc (1-0) PORCELLO (0-1) Bradford (1) 33,391 4 142,922 5 4/1 N at Oakland L0-7 1-4 5th -3.0 Brooks (1-0) PRICE (0-1) 12,417 5 155,339 6 4/2 N at Oakland L0-1 1-5 5th -4.0 Fiers (1-2) SALE (0-2) Treinen (3) 12,721 6 168,060 7 4/3 N at Oakland W6-3 2-5 5th -3.0 BARNES (1-0) Rodney (0-1) BRASIER (1) 14,207 7 182,267 8 4/4 D at Oakland L3-7 2-6 5th -3.5 Anderson (2-0) RODRIGUEZ (0-2) 15,095 8 197,362 9 4/5 D at Arizona L8-15 2-7 5th -4.5 Godley (1-1) PORCELLO (0-2) 48,338* 9 245,70010 4/6 D at Arizona L4-5 2-8 5th -4.5 Holland (1-0) BREWER (0-1) 35,969 10 281,66911 4/7 D at Arizona W1-0 3-8 T-4th -5.0 WALDEN (1-0) Kelly (1-1) BRASIER (2) 31,565 11 313,234 4/8 OFF DAY 3-8 T-4th -5.012 4/9 D TORONTO L5-7 3-9 5th -6.0 Shoemaker (3-0) SALE (0-3) Giles (3) 36,179* 1 36,179 4/10 OFF DAY 3-9 5th -6.5 13 4/11 N TORONTO W7-6 4-9 T-4th -6.0 WALDEN (2-0) Giles (0-1) 36,510 2 72,68914 4/12 N BALTIMORE W6-4 5-9 T-3rd -6.0 RODRIGUEZ (1-2) Hess (1-2) Brasier (3) 33,664 3 106,35315 4/13 D BALTIMORE L5-9 5-10 T-4th -6.0 Cashner (3-1) PORCELLO (0-3) 35,823 4 142,17616 4/14 D BALTIMORE W4-0 6-10 T-3rd -6.0 PRICE (1-1) Means (1-2) 36,023 5 178,19917 4/15 D BALTIMORE L1-8 6-11 T-4th -6.5 Straily (1-1) VELÁZQUEZ (0-1) 35,860 6 214,05918 4/16 N at New York-AL L0-8 6-12 5th -7.5 Paxton (2-2) SALE (0-4) 45,008 12 358,24219 4/17 N at New York-AL L3-5 6-13 5th -8.5 Kahnle (1-0) WORKMAN (0-1) Chapman (3) 44,106 13 402,348 4/18 Off Day 6-13 5th -8.0 20 4/19 N at Tampa Bay W6-4 7-13 5th -7.0 WORKMAN (1-1) Castillo (0-2) BRASIER (4) 21,343 14 423,69121 4/20 N at Tampa Bay W6-5 8-13 4th -6.0 BARNES (2-0) Alvarado (0-1) BRASIER (5) 22,940 15 446,63122 4/21 D at Tampa Bay W4-3 (11) 9-13 4th -5.0 WALDEN (3-0) Alvarado (0-2) BRASIER (6) 18,740 16 465,371 4/22 N DETROIT 9-13 4th -5.5 PPD (rain)23 4/23 D DETROIT L4-7 9-14 4th -6.0 Boyd (2-1) BREWER (0-2) 30,015 7 244,07424 4/23 N DETROIT L2-4 9-15 4th -7.0 Turnbull (1-2) VELÁZQUEZ (0-2) Greene (11) 30,578 8 274,65225 4/24 N DETROIT W11-4 10-15 4th -6.0 RODRIGUEZ (2-2) Ross (1-3) 31,763 9 306,41526 4/25 N DETROIT W7-3 11-15 4th -5.5 PORCELLO (1-3) Zimmermann (0-4) 34,165 10 340,580 4/26 N TAMPA BAY 11-15 4th -5.5 PPD (rain)27 4/27 D TAMPA BAY L1-2 11-16 4th -6.5 Morton (3-0) PRICE (1-2) Pagán (3) 34, 773 11 375,35328 4/28 D TAMPA BAY L2-5 11-17 4th -7.5 Glasnow (5-0) SALE (0-5) Castillo (3) 33,823 12 409,17629 4/29 N OAKLAND W9-4 12-17 4th -7.5 BRASIER (1-0) Montas (4-2) BARNES (2) 30,866 13 440,04230 4/30 N OAKLAND W5-1 13-17 4th -7.0 PORCELLO (2-3) Brooks (2-3) 31,754 14 471,79631 5/1 D OAKLAND W7-3 14-17 4th -5.5 WALDEN (4-0) Fiers (2-3) 33,708 15 505,50432 5/2 N at Chicago-AL L4-6 14-18 4th -6.5 Fulmer (1-1) BRASIER (1-1) 15,118 17 480,48933 5/3 N at Chicago-AL W6-1 15-18 4th -6.5 SALE (1-5) López (2-4) 17,504 18 497,99334 5/4 N at Chicago-AL W15-2 16-18 3rd -5.5 RODRIGUEZ (3-2) Bañuelos (2-1) 30,068 19 528,06135 5/5 D at Chicago-AL W9-2 17-18 3rd -5.0 WORKMAN (2-1) Herrera (0-2) 36,553 20 564,61436 5/6 N at Baltimore L1-4 17-19 3rd -6.0 Means (4-3) SMITH (0-1) Givens (4) 11,042 21 575,65637 5/7 N at Baltimore W8-5 18-19 3rd -6.0 WALDEN (5-0) Kline (1-1) BARNES (3) 10,703 22 586,35938 5/8 N at Baltimore W2-1 (12) 19-19 3rd -5.0 BRASIER (2-1) Ramirez (0-1) HEMBREE (1) 12,451 23 598,810 5/9 OFF DAY 19-19 3rd -5.039 5/10 N SEATTLE W14-1 20-19 3rd -4.0 RODRIGUEZ (4-2) Swanson (1-4) 33,731 16 539,23540 5/11 D SEATTLE W9-5 21-19 3rd -4.0 PORCELLO (3-3) Hernández (1-4) 36,024 17 575,25941 5/12 D SEATTLE W11-2 22-19 3rd -3.0 VELÁZQUEZ (1-2) Gonzales (5-2) 33,069 18 608,328 5/13 OFF DAY 22-19 3rd -3.042 5/14 N COLORADO L4-5 (11) 22-20 3rd -4.0 Dunn (1-0) BRASIER (2-2) Davis (7) 35,804 19 644,13243 5/15 N COLORADO W6-5 (10) 23-20 3rd -4.0 WORKMAN (3-1) Bettis (1-3) 37,032* 20 681,164 5/16 OFF DAY 23-20 3rd -4.044 5/17 N HOUSTON L1-3 23-21 3rd -4.5 Harris (1-0) PORCELLO (3-4) Osuna (11) 35,558 21 716,72245 5/18 N HOUSTON L3-7 23-22 3rd -5.0 James (1-0) VELÁZQUEZ (1-3) 36,887* 22 753,60946 5/19 D HOUSTON W4-3 24-22 3rd -4.5 WALDEN (6-0) Valdez (1-2) WORKMAN (1) 35,796 23 789,405 47 5/20 D at Toronto W12-2 25-22 3rd -4.5 PRICE (2-2) Jackson (0-1) 26,794 24 625,60448 5/21 N at Toronto L3-10 25-23 3rd -5.5 Stroman (2-6) RODRIGUEZ (4-3) 14,407 25 640,01149 5/22 N at Toronto W6-5 (13) 26-23 3rd -5.5 HEMBREE (1-0) Cordero (0-1) 18,285 26 658,29650 5/23 D at Toronto W8-2 27-23 3rd -5.5 WEBER (1-0) Gaviglio (3-1) 36,526 27 694,82251 5/24 N at Houston L3-4 27-24 3rd -6.0 Miley (5-2) SALE (1-6) Osuna (13) 35,606 28 730,42852 5/25 N at Houston L3-4 27-25 3rd -7.5 Osuna (3-0) BARNES (2-1) 40,722 29 771,15053 5/26 D at Houston W4-1 28-25 3rd -6.5 RODRIGUEZ (5-3) Verlander (8-2) WALDEN (1) 41,502* 30 812,65254 5/27 D CLEVELAND W12-5 29-25 3rd -6.5 PORCELLO (4-4) Rodríguez (1-5) 37,113* 24 826,51855 5/28 N CLEVELAND L5-7 29-26 3rd -6.5 Wittgren (2-0) LAKINS (0-1) Hand (14) 32,984 25 859,50256 5/29 N CLEVELAND L9-14 29-27 3rd -7.5 Bieber (4-2) WEBER (1-1) Hand (15) 34,824 26 894,326 5/30 N at New York-AL 29-27 3rd -7.5 PPD (Rain)57 5/31 N at New York-AL L1-4 29-28 3rd -8.5 Happ (5-3) SALE (1-7) Chapman (16) 45,556 31 858,20858 6/1 N at New York-AL L3-5 29-29 3rd -9.5 Green (1-2) PORCELLO (4-5) Chapman (17) 46,307* 32 904,51559 6/2 N at New York-AL W8-5 30-29 3rd -8.5 PRICE (3-2) Sabathia (3-2) WORKMAN (2) 40,068 33 944,583 6/3 Off Day 30-29 3rd -8.560 6/4 N at Kansas City W8-3 31-29 3rd -7.5 RODRIGUEZ (6-3) Barlow (1-2) 13,184 34 957,76761 6/5 N at Kansas City W8-0 32-29 3rd -6.5 SALE (2-7) Junis (4-6) 15,523 35 973,29062 6/6 D at Kansas City W7-5 33-29 3rd -6.5 BREWER (1-2) Duffy (3-3) BARNES (4) 19,928 36 993,21863 6/7 N TAMPA BAY L1-5 33-30 3rd -6.5 Chirinos (7-2) PORCELLO (4-6) 36,803* 27 931,12964 6/8 D TAMPA BAY L2-9 33-31 3rd -7.0 Yarbrough (5-2) SMITH (0-2) 35,564 28 966,69365 6/8 N TAMPA BAY W5-1 34-31 3rd -6.0 PRICE (4-2) Poche (0-1) 37,048* 29 1,003,74166 6/9 D TAMPA BAY L1-6 34-32 3rd -7.0 Snell (4-5) RODRIGUEZ (6-4) 34,643 30 1,038,38467 6/10 N TEXAS L3-4 (11) 34-33 3rd -8.0 Chavez (2-1) BRASIER (2-3) Martin (2) 34,422 31 1,072,80668 6/11 N TEXAS L5-9 34-34 3rd -8.0 Jurado (4-2) HERNANDEZ (0-1) 35,121 32 1,107,92769 6/12 N TEXAS W4-3 35-34 3rd -7.5 BARNES (3-1) Chavez (2-2) 34,330 33 1,142,25770 6/13 N TEXAS W7-6 36-34 3rd -6.5 WORKMAN (4-1) Fairbanks (0-1) SMITH (1) 35,841 34 1,178,09871 6/14 N at Baltimore W13-2 37-34 3rd -6.0 RODRIGUEZ (7-4) Ortiz (0-1) 19,383 37 1,012,60172 6/15 D at Baltimore W7-2 38-34 3rd -5.5 SALE (3-7) Bundy (3-8) 30,050 38 1,042,65173 6/16 D at Baltimore W8-6 (10) 39-34 3rd -5.5 WORKMAN (5-1) Givens (0-4) 27,964 39 1,070,61574 6/17 N at Minnesota W2-0 40-34 3rd -5.5 PORCELLO (5-6) Berríos (8-3) BRASIER (7) 27,970 40 1,098,58575 6/18 N at Minnesota L3-4 (17) 40-35 3rd -6.5 Littell (1-0) JOHNSON (1-1) 25,741 41 1,124,32676 6/19 N at Minnesota W9-4 41-35 3rd -6.5 RODRIGUEZ (8-4) Gibson (7-4) 31,835 42 1,156,161 6/20 OFF DAY 41-35 3rd -7.0 77 6/21 N TORONTO W7-5 (10) 42-35 3rd -7.0 WORKMAN (6-1) Romano (0-1) 36,911* 35 1,215,00978 6/22 D TORONTO L7-8 42-36 3rd -8.0 Kingham (3-1) BARNES (3-2) Giles (12) 36,712* 36 1,251,72179 6/23 D TORONTO L1-6 42-37 3rd -8.0 Stroman (5-9) PORCELLO (5-7) 36,495* 37 1,288,21680 6/24 N CHICAGO-AL W6-5 43-37 3rd -8.0 WORKMAN (7-1) Fry (1-3) 36,117 38 1,324,33381 6/25 N CHICAGO-AL W6-3 44-37 3rd -8.0 PRICE (5-2) Ruiz (0-1) WORKMAN (3) 34,740 39 1,359,07382 6/26 D CHICAGO-AL L7-8 44-38 3rd -9.0 Colomé (3-1) BARNES (3-3) 36,823* 40 1,395,896 6/27 OFF DAY 44-38 3rd -9.0 6/28 OFF DAY 44-38 3rd -9.083 6/29 N NEW YORK-AL L13-17 44-39 3rd -10.0 Green (2-2) WRIGHT (0-1) 59,659* 41 1,455,55584 6/30 D NEW YORK-AL L8-12 44-40 3rd -11.0 Ottavino (3-2) WALDEN (6-1) 59,059* 42 1,514,614 7/1 Off Day 44-40 3rd -11.085 7/2 N at Toronto W10-6 45-40 3rd -10.0 PRICE (6-2) Thornton (2-6) 18,451 43 1,174,57686 7/3 N at Toronto L3-6 45-41 3rd -11.0 Waguespack (1-0) SALE (3-8) Giles (13) 16,883 44 1,191,45987 7/4 N at Toronto W8-7 46-41 3rd -11.0 WORKMAN (8-1) Giles (1-2) 22,217 45 1,213,67688 7/5 N at Detroit W9-6 47-41 3rd -11.0 RODRIGUEZ (9-4) Carpenter (1-5) 27,181 46 1,240,85789 7/6 D at Detroit W10-6 48-41 3rd -10.0 PORCELLO (6-7) Zimmermann (0-6) 28,114 47 1,268,97190 7/7 D at Detroit W6-3 49-41 3rd -9.0 PRICE (7-2) Soto (0-3) HEMBREE (2) 23,187 48 1,292,158 7/8 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/9 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/10 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/11 ALL-STAR BREAK

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91 7/12 N LOS ANGELES-NL W8-1 50-41 3rd -9.0 RODRIGUEZ (10-4) Maeda (7-6) 36,579* 43 1,551,193 92 7/13 N LOS ANGELES-NL L2-11 50-42 3rd -9.0 Stripling (4-3) SALE (3-9) 36,607* 44 1,587,800 93 7/14 N LOS ANGELES-NL L4-7 50-43 3rd -10.0 Floro (4-2) VELÁZQUEZ (1-4) Kelly (1) 36,700* 45 1,624,500 94 7/15 N TORONTO W10-8 51-43 3rd -9.0 PORCELLO (7-7) Thornton (3-7) WORKMAN (4) 35,616 46 1,660,116 95 7/16 N TORONTO L4-10 51-44 3rd -10.0 Shafer (1-1) CASHNER (9-4) 36,341 47 1,696,457 96 7/17 N TORONTO W5-4 52-44 3rd -9.5 RODRIGUEZ (11-4) Sanchez (3-14) WORKMAN (5) 34,853 48 1,731,310 97 7/18 D TORONTO W5-0 53-44 3rd -10.0 SALE (4-9) Pannone (2-4) 35,357 49 1,766,667 98 7/19 N at Baltimore L2-11 53-45 3rd -11.0 Means (8-5) PRICE (7-3) 18,243 49 1,310,401 99 7/20 N at Baltimore W17-6 54-45 3rd -11.0 PORCELLO (8-7) Eshelman (0-2) 21,339 50 1,331,740 100 7/21 D at Baltimore L0-5 54-46 3rd -11.0 Wojciechowski (1-3) CASHNER (9-5) 18,173 51 1,349,913 101 7/22 N at Tampa Bay W9-4 55-46 3rd -10.0 RODRIGUEZ (12-4) Beeks (5-1) 10,966 52 1,360,879 102 7/23 N at Tampa Bay W5-4 56-46 2nd -10.0 SALE (5-9) Poche (2-4) WALDEN (2) 15,876 53 1,376,755 103 7/24 D at Tampa Bay L2-3 56-47 3rd -11.0 Morton (12-3) PRICE (7-4) Pagán (7) 24,161 54 1,400,916 104 7/25 N NEW YORK-AL W19-3 57-47 3rd -10.0 PORCELLO (9-7) Tanaka (7-6) 37,591* 50 1,804,258 105 7/26 N NEW YORK-AL W10-5 58-47 3rd -9.0 CASHNER (10-5) Paxton (5-6) 37,095* 51 1,841,353 106 7/27 D NEW YORK-AL W9-5 59-47 2nd -8.0 RODRIGUEZ (13-4) Sabathia (5-6) 36,862* 52 1,878,215 107 7/28 N NEW YORK-AL L6-9 59-48 3rd -9.0 Germán (13-2) SALE (5-10) 37,429* 53 1,915,644 7/29 OFF DAY 108 7/30 N TAMPA BAY L5-6 59-49 3rd -9.0 Kolarek (4-3) TAYLOR (0-1) Pagán (8) 36,412 54 1,952,056 109 7/31 N TAMPA BAY L5-8 59-50 3rd -10.0 Yarbrough (10-3) PORCELLO (9-8) Roe (1) 33,046 55 1,985,102 110 8/1 N TAMPA BAY L4-9 59-51 3rd -10.5 McKay (2-1) CASHNER (10-6) 37,225 56 2,022,327 111 8/2 N at New York-AL L2-4 59-52 3rd -11.5 Paxton (6-6) RODRIGUEZ (13-5) Chapman (28) 46,932 55 1,447,848 8/3 D at New York-AL 8/3 N at New York-AL 8/4 N at New York-AL 8/5 N KANSAS CITY 8/6 N KANSAS CITY 8/7 N KANSAS CITY 8/8 N LOS ANGELES-AL 8/9 N LOS ANGELES-AL 8/10 D LOS ANGELES-AL 8/11 D LOS ANGELES-AL 8/12 N at Cleveland 8/13 N at Cleveland 8/14 D at Cleveland 8/15 Off Day 8/16 N BALTIMORE 8/17 N BALTIMORE 8/18 D BALTIMORE 8/19 OFF DAY 8/20 N PHILADELPHIA 8/21 N PHILADELPHIA 8/22 OFF DAY 8/23 N at San Diego 8/24 N at San Diego 8/25 D at San Diego 8/26 Off Day 8/27 N at Colorado 8/28 N at Colorado 8/29 Off Day 8/30 N at Los Angeles-AL 8/31 N at Los Angeles-AL 9/1 D at Los Angeles-AL 9/2 Off Day 9/3 N MINNESOTA 9/4 N MINNESOTA 9/5 N MINNESOTA 9/6 N NEW YORK-AL 9/7 D NEW YORK-AL 9/8 N NEW YORK-AL 9/9 N NEW YORK-AL 9/10 N at Toronto 9/11 N at Toronto 9/12 N at Toronto 9/13 Off Day 9/14 N at Philadelphia 9/15 D at Philadelphia 9/16 Off Day 9/17 N SAN FRANCISCO 9/18 N SAN FRANCISCO 9/19 D SAN FRANCISCO 9/20 N at Tampa Bay 9/21 N at Tampa Bay 9/22 D at Tampa Bay 9/23 N at Tampa Bay 9/24 N at Texas 9/25 N at Texas 9/26 D at Texas 9/27 N BALTIMORE 9/28 D BALTIMORE 9/29 D BALTIMORE

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INJURED LIST

Marco Hernández Left shoulder joint repair March 28 April 24 (post-game) 25 (10-15)Steve Pearce Left calf strain March 28 (March 25) April 4 7 (2-5)Dustin Pedroia Left knee inflammation March 28 April 9 11 (3-8)Brock Holt Right eye scratched cornea April 6 May 27 44 (26-18)Brian Johnson Left elbow inflammation April 6 June 14 61 (34-27)Dustin Pedroia Left knee irritation April 19 (April 18) 92 (53-39)Eduardo Núñez Mid-back strain April 19 (April 18) May 4 14 (9-5)Nathan Eovaldi Loose body in right elbow April 20 (April 18) July 20 78 (47-31)Tzu-Wei Lin Left knee sprain May 4 July 1 51 (29-22)David Price Left elbow tendinitis May 6 (May 3) May 20 14 (10-4)Tyler Thornburg Right hip impingement May 23 July 10 41 (23-18)Mitch Moreland Low back strain May 29 (May 26) June 7 11 (6-5)Hector Velázquez Low back strain May 30 June 17 17 (10-7)Steve Pearce Low back strain June 1 54 (30-24)Mitch Moreland Right quad strain June 8 July 23 38 (22-16)Heath Hembree Right elbow extensor strain June 14 (June 11) July 4 19 (11-8)Hector Velázquez Low back strain June 19 June 29 7 (4-3)Brian Johnson Non-baseball related medical matter June 29 (June 27) August 3 29 (15-14)Steven Wright Right great toe contusion July 14 19 (9-10)Heath Hembree Right lateral elbow inflammation August 2 1 (0-1)2019 Totals 14 Players 20 IL stints 633 Games Missed

PLAYER INJURY PLACED ON DL (RETRO) REINSTATED GAMES MISSED

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