Boston Red Sox

Robert Redford talks about the pinch-hit home run Ted Williams hit at Yankee Stadium in the documentary "TED WILLIAMS" which premiered July 15 on HBO.

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Radio interview with NY Post Columnist Mike Vaccaro author of "First Fall Classic" about the 1912 World Series. WSLR Radio.

Angels RF Bobby Abreu is walked four times in Game 1 of 2009 ALDS.

Bases loaded, two outs, Red Sox one run up on the Los Angeles Angels and The Sox have their ace closer Jonathan Papelbon on the mound. But Vlad Guerrero impales the Sox and sends the Angels on to the 2009 ALCS against the Yankees.

Amy K. Nelson talks about the Red Sox reaction after being swept by the Angels and Jonathan Papelbon's future in Boston

Vladimir Guerrero gave the Angels the go-ahead run in the ninth as the Los Angeles Angels swept the Boston Red Sox.

On two separate plays the umpire calls Angels 2B Howard Kendrick safe at first, which the Red Sox disputed, but those calls seemed to set the tone of night for Boston: LAA 5, BOS 0.

The Boston Red Sox clinched the 2009 AL Wild Card despite losing 8-7 to the Blue Jays yesterday. They have the Los Angeles Angels to thank for that (they beat the Rangers 5-2) who will be Boston's ALDS opponent.

Final out of a three-game sweep over their division rivals give the Yanks the AL East title and their 100th win of the season. (BOS 2, NYY 4)

Hideki Matsui hits a line drive two-run single to right field to give the Yankees the lead in the bottom 6th with 2 outs.

It seems Varitek was sleeping behind the plate as the NY Yankees swiped seven bases (including three by A-Rod) on their way to a 9-5 romp in the Bronx.

Red Sox lefty Jon Lester was struck near the medial side of his right knee by Melky Cabrera's liner in the 3rd inning and limped off the mound. X-rays were negative but Lester sustained a bruised quadriceps and did not return.

Detroit increases lead in Al Central raceRed Sox look to clinch AL Wild CardGiants struggling in NL Wild Card huntDodgers close to clinching division

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