STATE OF THE SOX: The Red Sox are 6 games above .500, 1 shy of their season high (42-35 and 44-37).

The Sox are 10-4 in their last 14 games...They were 11-17 through 4/28 but are 33-21 (.611) since then, MLB’s 6th-best record in that time.

AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD STANDINGS

Team Record GB Tampa Bay Rays 46-36 (.561) -- Texas Rangers 46-36 (.561) -- Cleveland Indians 44-37 (.543) -1.5 Boston Red Sox 44-38 (.537) -2.0 Oakland A’s 44-39 (.530) -2.5

COME TOGETHER: The Red Sox and Yankees will play a 2-game series in London today and tomorrow...The Sox will serve as the home team for both games, to be played at London Stadium...The London Series will mark MLB’s first games ever played in Europe.

The Sox last played a game outside of the U.S. and Canada in 2008, when they opened the season with 2 games against the A’s at Japan’s Tokyo Dome.

BOS and NYY last faced each other outside of the 50 United States in 1967, playing exhibition games in the Virgin Islands on 3/31 & 4/1 (source: Bill Nowlin, SABR).

THE CLASH: The Red Sox and Yankees resume their 19-game season series today...The Sox won the last meeting, 8-5, after dropping their first 4 games to New York.

Each of the first 7 games between the Sox and Yankees will be played outside of Boston...The Yankees will not travel to Fenway Park until a 4-game series from 7/25-28, the latest they will play their 1st game in Boston since the strike-shortened 1981 season (9/18).

PAINT IT BLACK: Red Sox pitchers have struck out 29 batters and walked only 2 in the club’s last 2 games.

BOS leads the majors this season in strikeouts (837) and SO/9.0 IP (10.11)...The Sox have recorded 10+ SO in an MLB-high 48 games, including 7 of their last 8.

Sox relievers lead the majors in SO/9.0 IP (10.76)...They have 20 SO and 4 BB in their last 4 games (11.2 IP).

BANGERS AND MASH: The Red Sox lead the AL in OBP (.342) and rank among leaders in runs per game (4th, 5.39), AVG (3rd, .266), doubles (3rd, 164), and walks (2nd, 320).

Beginning 4/29, the Red Sox lead the AL in runs per game (5.96), AVG (.280), and OBP (.354).

BOS leads the majors in AVG & OBP vs. RHP (.273/.352). The Sox lead the majors in pinch-hitting AVG (.442, 19-for-43), OBP (.529), and OPS (1.297)...Their 3 pinch-hit HR rank T-2nd in the AL (TEX-4, OAK-3).

A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS: The Red Sox and Dodgers are the only teams with as many as 5 qualifying players with a .350 OBP or higher: Xander Bogaerts (.389), Mookie Betts (.379), Rafael Devers (.373), J.D. Martinez (.364), and Andrew Benintendi (.359).

BOS has 7 players with 10+ HR: Martinez (17), Bogaerts (15), Betts (13), Mitch Moreland (13), Michael Chavis (12), Devers (12), and Christian Vázquez (10).

BOSTON POWERS: The Red Sox have hit at least 1 double in all 25 games in June, tied for the longest streak by any team this season (also BAL, 4/2-28).

The Sox have at least 1 XBH in each of their last 96 regular season games (beginning 9/15/18), MLB’s longest active streak and the club’s longest since 2004-05 (164 G).

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN XBH, RED SOX HISTORY

Rk. Dates Games 1. 5/3/2004-5/3/2005 ............................. 164 2. 6/7/1998-4/21/1999 ........................... 117 3. 9/4/2001-7/2/2002 ............................. 106 4. 9/15/2018-present ..........................96

ACROSS THE UNIVERSE: The Red Sox begin an 8-game road trip today: 2 games vs. NYY (in London), 3 games at TOR, and 3 games at DET...They are 21-8 (.724) away from Boston since 4/19, MLB’s best road record in that time.

The Sox opened the season with 11 road games and went 3-8, but they have posted a winning record in each of their 5 road trips since then.

THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD: Beginning with Wednesday’s flight from Boston to London, the Red Sox will fly approximately 7,676 miles in 12 days during their 8-game road trip to play the Yankees, Blue Jays, and Tigers...That does not include the Red Sox coaches and players taking part in the All-Star Game festivities in Cleveland.

The Red Sox opened the 2019 season with an 11-day, 11-game road trip that resulted in the team flying approximately 6,606 miles in 15 days from 3/24-4/7, from the end of spring training to the home opener.

RED SOX TRAVEL SCHEDULE

Date Flight Miles June 26 Boston to London 3,275 June 30 London to Toronto 3,566 July 4 Toronto to Detroit 204 July 7 Detroit to Boston 631

(Approximately 7,676 miles in 12 days)

YOUNG BLOOD: In his last 2 games, Rafael Devers is 7-for-9 with 4 doubles, 5 runs scored, and 0 strikeouts.

In his first 24 games of the season (through 4/23), Devers hit .266 with 0 HR, 3 RBI, and a .692 OPS...In 55 games since then, he has hit .341 with 12 HR, 46 RBI, and a .967 OPS (79-for-232, 32 XBH).

Since the start of May, Devers ranks T-1st in the AL in hits (70) and RBI (41)...Overall on the season, he ranks among AL leaders in AVG (2nd, .322), doubles (T-3rd, 22), runs (4th, 60), and OPS (10th, .897).

KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOR: Xander Bogaerts leads the AL in doubles (27) and XBH (42)...In 43 games since 5/10, he has posted a .337/.432/.590/1.023 batting line with 32 RBI and 38 runs scored (56-for-166, 18 2B, 8 HR).

Bogaerts was knighted in 2011 by the governor of Aruba after helping Netherlands win a gold medal in the IBAF Baseball World Cup...He also played for Netherlands in the 2013 and 2017 World Baseball Classics and speaks English, Spanish, Dutch, and Papiamento.

WE CAN WORK IT OUT: The Red Sox’ run differential was a season-worst -42 after their 2-game series at NYY in April...They have since out-scored opponents, 365-269 (+96).

Overall, the Sox’ +54 run differential ranks 7th in MLB.MLB’S HIGHEST RUN DIFFERENTIALS SINCE 4/19

Rk. Team Run Differential 1. Twins ................................. +98 (380-282) 2. Red Sox ........................+96 (365-269) 3. Dodgers ............................. +94 (321-227) 4. Yankees ............................. +82 (360-278)

JUMPIN’ JACK FLASH: Jackie Bradley Jr. hit 0 HR in his first 38 games (through 5/19), but he has 8 HR in 35 games since then...During that time, he has posted a .300/.408/.608/1.017 batting line (36-for-120, 11 2B, 1 3B, 8 HR, 16 BB, 6 HBP).

Since 5/20, Bradley ranks among AL leaders in XBH (T-7th, 20), OBP (4th, .408), and OPS (6th, 1.017).

Bradley has a .474 OBP in his last 8 games...8 of his last 15 hits have been XBH (4 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR).

BIG BEN-INTENDI: Andrew Benintendi has an active 9-game hitting streak, during which he is batting .341 with 6 RBI and an .838 OPS (15-for-44, 5 2B).

Benintendi hit .220 in his first 17 career games against the Yankees...In 30 games vs. NYY since then, he has batted .336 (40-for-119) with 5 HR, 25 RBI, and a .949 OPS...He hit safely in 25 of those 30 games.

BOSTON RED SOX (44-38) vs. NEW YORK YANKEES (52-28)Saturday, June 29, 2019 • 6:10 p.m. (1:10 p.m. ET) • London Stadium • London, England

RHP Rick Porcello (5-7, 4.52) vs. RHP Masahiro Tanaka (5-5, 3.21)Game #83 • Home Game #41 • TV: FOX • Radio: WEEI 93.7 FM, WCCM 1490 AM/103.7 FM (Spanish)

REGULAR SEASON BREAKDOWNAL East Standing .......................3rd, 9.0 GBHome/Road ............................. 20-20/24-18Day/Night ................................ 16-15/28-23March/April/May ............... 1-3/12-14/16-11June ...................................................15-10vs. AL East ..........................................17-16vs. AL Central .......................................13-7vs. AL West .........................................12-12vs. National League................................2-3vs. RH/LH starter ....................... 35-25/9-13Leading after 6 innings ........................33-6Tied after 6 innings ................................8-3Trailing after 6 innings .........................3-29Leading after 7 innings ........................35-7Tied after 7 innings ................................6-2Trailing after 7 innings .........................3-29Leading after 8 innings ........................33-4Tied after 8 innings ................................8-3Trailing after 8 innings .........................3-31Red Sox score first ..............................22-17Opponents score first .........................22-21Shutouts .................................................4-3Scoring less than 3 runs .......................3-14Scoring 3 or 4 runs ...............................6-14Scoring 5 or more runs .......................36-10Red Sox hit HR/hit 0 HR ............ 38-23/6-151-run/2-run games ...................... 12-10/6-8Walk-offs ................................................5-4Extra innings (home/road) ............... 2-2/4-1Series openers/finales ............... 11-15/17-9Series W-L-T (home) ........................... 3-5-5Series W-L-T (road) ............................. 7-6-0Series W-L-T (total) ......................... 10-11-5Series sweeps (home/road) ............. 2-1/3-1Come-from-behind wins .........................25

UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPSDATE OPP. BOS TIME RED SOX STARTER OPPOSING STARTER TV Sun., 6/30 vs. NYY 10:10 a.m. LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (8-4, 4.87) TBD ESPNMon., 7/1 Off Day

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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RED SOX TEAM LEADERSBattingHits .........................................Devers (100)Doubles ..................................Bogaerts (27)Triples..........................Benintendi, Betts (3)HR ..........................................Martinez (17)RBI .........................................Bogaerts (55)Runs .............................................Betts (64)SB...................................................Betts (9)BB ................................................Betts (59)AVG (min. 100 AB) .................Devers (.322)OBP (min. 100 AB) ..............Bogaerts (.389)SLG (min. 100 AB) ............. Moreland (.543)OPS (min. 100 AB) ...............Bogaerts (.924)PitchingERA (min. 20.0 IP) ................. Workman (1.70)Strikeouts .................................... Sale (148)Wins .......................................Rodriguez (8)Saves ...........................................Brasier (7)Games .................................. Workman (40)Starts............................................. Sale (17)Innings (Starter) ....................... Sale (101.1)Innings (Reliever) ......................Walden (43.0) Opponent AVG (min. 20.0 IP)... Workman (.101)SO/9.0 IP (min. 20.0 IP) ....... Barnes (15.99)

VS. THE YANKEESAll-Time (Since 1903) .... 992-1,193-14 In Boston ................................. 544-549-7 In New York ............................. 448-644-7

At Current Yankee Stadium .........45-542019 .................................................... 1-4 In Boston .............................................0-0 In New York .........................................1-4 In London ............................................0-0DATE 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 Sabathia

THE GREATEST COMEBACK IN BASEBALL HISTORY

The 2004 Red Sox became the first team in baseball history—and just the third team in the history of MLB, the NBA, and the NHL—to overcome a 3-0 deficit to win a best-of-7 postseason series when they beat the Yankees in a 7-game ALCS.

In Game 4 of the 2004 ALCS, the Red Sox rallied to tie the score at 4-4 in the bottom of the 9th inning when pinch-runner Dave Roberts stole 2nd base and came around to score on a Bill Mueller single. David Ortiz ended the game with a 2-run HR in the 12th inning. Game 5 began less than 24 hours later and featured similar drama, as Ortiz once again played the role of hero by hitting a walk-off RBI single in the 14th inning. The Red Sox went on to win Games 6 and 7 in New York. The Sox and Yankees would not face each other in the Postseason again until 2018, when Boston defeated New York in the ALDS, 3 games to 1.

The other instances of an NBA, NHL, or MLB team overcoming a 3-0 deficit to win a best-of-7 postseason series have all come in the NHL playoffs (see below).

RED SOX NOTES (CONTINUED)Red Sox Game Notes Page 2

START ME UP: Rick Porcello has made 23 starts against the Yankees in the regular season, going 10-9 with a 3.32 ERA (54 ER/146.1 IP)...He has a lower ERA vs. NYY than against any other opponent (min. 5 starts).

Since the start of 2011, Porcello has a 2.89 ERA against the Yankees (42 ER/130.2 IP).

Porcello started and won the deciding game of the 2018 ALDS at Yankee Stadium (5.0 IP, 1 R, 0 BB).

GOLDEN EYE: Mookie Betts leads the AL in runs (64) and ranks among leaders in walks (T-2nd, 59) and OBP (10th, .379)...His walk rate has improved in each of the last 3 sea-sons, from 14.90 PA/BB in 2016, to 9.25 (2017), 7.58 (2018), and 6.39 (2019)...His rate of 1.07 BB/SO is a career best.

Since the start of his first full season (2015), Betts leads the AL with 508 runs scored.

GLOVE, ACTUALLY: The Red Sox lead the majors with 20 outfield assists; they also have 5 outfield double plays, tied with the Giants for the most in MLB.

Since the start of 2016, Mookie Betts (34) and Jackie Bradley Jr. (34) lead the AL in outfield assists...Since the start of 2014, Bradley’s 19 double plays are 4 more than any other outfielder in the majors.

GREAT WORK, MAN: Sox reliever Brandon Workman has held opponents to a .101 AVG (12-for-119, 4 XBH), the lowest mark in the AL and 2nd-lowest in MLB, just .00007 behind MIL’s Josh Hader (.101)...The .101 mark would be the lowest in MLB history (min. 100 BF), breaking the pre-vious record of .111 (Mike Adams, 2009 Padres).

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE: The Red Sox started the season 22-for-32 (68.8%) in stolen base attempts through 5/13, but they are 24-for-30 (80.0%) since 5/14, the AL’s 2nd-highest success rate in that time (KC-86.4%).

The Sox and Rangers are the only teams with as many as 5 players with 5+ stolen bases: Mookie Betts (9), Andrew Benintendi (8), Rafael Devers (8), Jackie Bradley Jr. (6), and Eduardo Núñez (5).

Bradley is 53-for-61 (86.9%) in stolen base attempts in his career, the 2nd-highest success rate among active players with at least 50 attempts (Buxton-87.5%).

FENWAY PARK: The Red Sox play their home games at Fenway Park, Major League Baseball’s oldest and smallest ballpark...The first regular season game at the venue was played more than 107 years ago on 4/20/1912, when the Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees (then known as the Highlanders) in 11 innings, 7-6, in front of 27,000 fans.

SWEET CAROLINE: During Red Sox home games, fans sing Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline” in the middle of the 8th inning...The tradition began when a former worker in the Fenway Park control room played the song as a trib-ute to his newborn daughter, Caroline...As a result of the crowd’s response, it became a daily tradition in 2002.

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS: The Red Sox won the 2018 World Series after going 108-54 (.667) in the regular season and setting a single-season franchise record for wins, surpassing the previous mark of 105 (1912).

The Sox finished with sole possession of MLB’s best record for the 5th time (also 1903, 1912, 1915, 1946).

BOS was 119-57 between the regular season and Postseason, becoming the 3rd team ever to win that many games in a year (also 1998 NYY and 2001 SEA).

TEAM OF THE CENTURY: The Red Sox have won 4 of the last 15 World Series titles (2004, ‘07, ‘13, ‘18), more than any other team in this century...They became the 3rd franchise to win 4 World Series in a 15-year span, joining LAD (1955, ’59, ’63, ’65) and NYY (most recently 1998, ’99, 2000, ‘09).

BACK TO BACK: The Red Sox are attempting to win back-to-back World Series titles for the 2nd time in franchise history (1915-16)...They also won consecutive AL pennants in 1903 (won WS) and 1904 (no WS played).

The last teams to win consecutive World Series titles are the 1998-2000 Yankees and 1992-93 Blue Jays.

EASTERN STANDARD: The Red Sox have won the AL East title in each of the last 3 years, the franchise’s 1st time ever finishing in 1st place in 3 consecutive years.

Since the AL East was formed in 1969, the only club to win the division in 4 or more consecutive years is NYY (9 straight years from 1998-2006).

MOST WORLD SERIES TITLES SINCE 2000

Rank Franchise Titles1. Red Sox 4 (2004, ‘07, ‘13, ‘18)2. Giants 3 (2010, ‘12, ‘14)T3. Cardinals 2 (2006, ‘11)T3. Yankees 2 (2000, ‘09)

MOST TEAM WINS IN MLB, 2016-19Rank Franchise Wins1. Dodgers 3432. Astros 3393. Red Sox 3384. Cubs 3345. Indians 331

MOST WINS IN A SEASON, INCLUDING THE POSTSEASON

Rank Team Record1. 1998 Yankees *125-502. 2001 Mariners 120-523. 2018 Red Sox *119-574. 1906 Cubs 118-40

*Won World Series

RED SOX VS. YANKEESEVENLY MATCHED: From 2008-2018, including the Postseason, the Red Sox and Yankees were 104-104 against each other (4-4-3 in season series).

ABOUT LAST YEAR: 2018 marked the 1st season in which the Red Sox (108) and Yankees (100) each finished with 100+ wins...It was the 9th season in which both teams finished with a win % of at least .600 (also 1904, ‘42, ‘48-50, ‘77-78, and 2004).The Sox won the 2018 season series, 10 games to 9...BOS took over sole possession of 1st place in the AL East on 7/2 and held it for the rest of the season.

The Sox finished 8.0 games ahead of 2nd-place NYY, their largest margin of victory since the division was formed in 1969 (previous: 7.0 in 1995).

BONUS BASEBALL: The Red Sox and Yankees met in the ALDS for the 1st time ever in 2018...BOS won the series, 3 games to 1...It was the 1st Postseason series between the teams since the 2004 ALCS.

The Sox earned a 16-1 win at NYY in Game 3 of the ALDS...It marked the largest margin of victory by a road team in Postseason history...The Sox’ 16 runs were the most ever scored by any team—including the Yankees—in a Postseason game at any Yankee Stadium.

THE NEW GUYS: The 2018 season marked the 1st time since 1992 that both the Red Sox (Alex Cora) and Yankees (Aaron Boone) began a season with a new manager...That season, Butch Hobson led BOS to a 73-89 record in his 1st of 3 years with the club, while Buck Showalter’s 1st of 4 seasons with NYY resulted in a 76-86 record.

THE OTHER SIDE: Current Red Sox manager Alex Cora appeared in 46 games against the Yankees during his playing career, batting .254 with 1 HR, 11 RBI, and 19 runs.In 14 regular season games against the Red Sox in his playing career, Aaron Boone hit .255 with 2 HR...He also appeared in each of the 7 games of the 2003 ALCS, going 3-for-17 and hitting a walk-off HR in Game 7 to send the Yankees to the World Series.

RIVALRY VETERANS: David Price has appeared in 43 games and made 42 starts against the Yankees, more than any other pitcher on the Sox’ active roster...Xander Bogaerts’ 92 games against NYY are more than any other active Red Sox position player.In Game 1 of the 2018 World Series, Eduardo Núñez joined Wade Boggs and Johnny Damon as the only players ever to hit a Postseason homer for both the Red Sox and Yankees, having done so for NYY in Game 3 of the 2012 ALCS at DET off Justin Verlander.

RECENT AL EAST CHAMPIONSYear Champion Record2018 Red Sox 108-542017 Red Sox 93-692016 Red Sox 93-692015 Blue Jays 93-692014 Orioles 96-662013 Red Sox 97-65

MOST INDIVIDUAL WINS IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, 2012-19

Rank Pitcher (Current Team) WinsT1. David Price (BOS) 107T1. Justin Verlander (HOU) 107T3. Rick Porcello (BOS) 102T3. Chris Sale (BOS) 1025. Corey Kluber (CLE) 98

MOST STARTS AT SHORTSTOP, RED SOX HISTORY

Rk. Player Starts4. Freddy Parent .............................. 9075. Joe Cronin ................................... 8946. Heinie Wagner ............................ 7997. Xander Bogaerts .................. 770

*Source: Elias Sports Bureau

RED SOX BATTING RANKINGS IN ALStat Rank5.39 Runs/Gm ....4th.266 AVG ............3rd.342 OBP ............1st.450 SLG ............5th

Stat Rank.792 OPS ............4th115 HR ............T-7th320 BB ..............2nd46 SB...............T-5th

RED SOX PITCHING RANKINGS IN ALStat Rank4.30 ERA ............7th4.54 Starter ERA ... 7th3.97 Bullpen ERA ..4th.244 Opp. BA ......6th

Stat Rank10.11 SO/9.0 ......1st 1.29 WHIP ..........7th3.12 SO/BB .........4th1.22 HR/9.0 ........4th

AL LEADERS IN RUNS, 2019Rk. Player Runs1. Mookie Betts .......................... 642. Mike Trout ..................................... 633. Xander Bogaerts .................... 614. Rafael Devers ......................... 605. DJ LeMahieu ................................. 58

MLB, NHL, and NBA Teams to Overcome a 3-0 Deficit in a Best-of-7 Series

Year Winning Team Losing Team Rd. League1942 Maple Leafs Red Wings Finals NHL1975 Islanders Penguins 2nd NHL2004 Red Sox Yankees ALCS MLB2010 Flyers Bruins 2nd NHL2014 Kings Sharks 1st NHL

2004 ALCS Game ResultsGm. Location Score1 Yankee Stadium NYY 10, BOS 72 Yankee Stadium NYY 3, BOS 13 Fenway Park NYY 19, BOS 84 Fenway Park BOS 6, NYY 4 (12 inn.)5 Fenway Park BOS 5, NYY 4 (14 inn.)6 Yankee Stadium BOS 4, NYY 27 Yankee Stadium BOS 10, NYY 3

TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHER

W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG2019 5-7 4.52 16 16 93.2 97 54 47 12 29 76 .261CAREER 140-113 4.27 327 323 1956.2 2095 1021 928 236 458 1440 .273TODAY’S START:

The Red Sox are 8-4 in Porcello’s last 12 starts. Has thrown 6.0+ innings in 11 of his last 12 starts and owns a 3.64 ERA (31 ER/76.2 IP). Has a 3.04 ERA in 8 night games (17 ER/50.1 IP) and a 6.23 ERA in 8 day games (30 ER/43.1 IP). In his last 10 starts, has held left-handed hitters to a .218 AVG (27-for-124, 2 HR). Opponents are batting .294 (40-for-136) against Porcello the 1st time through the lineup,

but only .217 the 2nd time through (28-for-129) and .258 the 3rd time through (25-for-110).VS. THE YANKEES:

Allowed 5 ER in his last start against NYY on 6/1...Prior to that start, including the Postseason, had gone 4-0 with a 2.06 ERA, .160 opponent AVG, and 0.74 WHIP in his previous 7 appearances (6 starts) vs. NYY (35.0 IP, 19 H, 8 ER, 7 BB, 1 CG).

In 4 starts against NYY in 2018, went 2-0 with a 2.31 ERA and 20 SO in 23.1 IP. Threw a 1-hitter against the Yankees on 8/3/18 at Fenway Park (9.0 IP, 1 R, 0 BB, 9 SO). His 3.32 career ERA against NYY is his lowest among opponents (min. 5 GS). Since joining the Red Sox, has made 16 appearances (15 starts) against the Yankees,

including the Postseason...In those games, is 7-6 with a 2.89 ERA (31 ER/96.2 IP).CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

Is the only AL pitcher to throw 150.0+ innings in each of the 10 seasons (2009-18)...The only other pitchers to do so are Max Scherzer, Jon Lester, and Zack Greinke.

Won the 2016 AL Cy Young Award after going 22-4 with a 3.15 ERA in 33 starts for BOS. Selected by DET in the 1st round of the 2007 June Draft (27th overall), when Dave

Dombrowski was the Tigers’ general manager...Has been in in the majors since opening the 2009 season as part of DET’s starting rotation at only 20 years old.

22-RICK PORCELLO, RHP 5-7, 4.52 ERA, 16 starts

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

IPHRERBBSOHRCG

SHOWIN STREAKLOSS STREAK

10+ SO G

20198.0, 4/30 vs. OAK

10, 4/5 at ARI9, 3/31 at SEA7, 4/5 at ARI

5, 4/13 vs. BAL8, 2x, last 6/17 at BAL2, 2x, last 5/5 at CWS

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3, 4/25-5/113, 3/31-4/13

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CAREER9.0, 7x, last 8/3/18 vs. NYY12, 6x, last 7/4/16 vs. TEX

11, 8/25/17 vs. BAL9, 4/20/13 at LAA6, 5/29/14 at OAK13, 9/1/15 vs. NYY4, 4/14/17 vs. TB

10, last 8/3/18 vs. NYY3, last 8/20/14 at TB

8, 5/22-7/29/167, 5/22-7/1/15

5, last 8/14/18 at PHI (10)

SPLITSHOMEROAD

OPP. AVGVS. LHBVS. RHB

WHIP

20194-4, 4.11 ERA, 9 GS1-3, 5.15 ERA, 7 GS.261 (97-372), 12 HR.267 (46-172), 4 HR.255 (51-200), 8 HR

1.35

CAREER72-56, 4.46 ERA, 161 GS

68-57, 4.08 ERA, 166 G, 162 GS.273 (2095-7684), 236 HR.283 (1143-4044), 130 HR.262 (952-3640), 106 HR

1.30

Red Sox Game Notes Page 2

VS. NYY W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO2019 0-1 9.64 1 1 4.2 9 5 1 1 5CAREER 10-9 3.32 23 23 146.1 136 54 14 34 114at LONDON - - - - - - - - - -

YANKEES CAREER VS. PORCELLO PLAYER AVG. AB H HR SOEncarnación .283 46 13 3 8Gardner .293 58 17 2 10Gregorius .161 31 5 2 6Hicks .114 35 4 2 8Judge .250 16 4 1 2LeMahieu .333 3 1 0 0Romine .111 9 1 0 3Sánchez .188 16 3 1 4Tauchman - 0 0 0 0Torres .222 9 2 0 3Urshela .600 5 3 0 0Voit .600 5 3 0 2

RED SOX CAREER VS. TANAKA

PLAYER AVG. AB H HR SO Benintendi .333 24 8 2 3Betts .310 42 13 2 4Bogaerts .289 38 11 1 7Bradley Jr. .156 32 5 0 4Chavis - 0 0 0 0Devers .400 10 4 0 0Hernández .000 3 0 0 1Holt .241 29 7 1 4León .250 12 3 0 3Martinez .444 18 8 3 6Núñez .235 17 4 0 2Vázquez .154 13 2 0 4

STARTING PITCHERS’ BREAKDOWN

QUALITY SOXSTARTER GS STARTS RS/IP RSA REC.Sale 17 9 41/101.1 3.64 6-11Eovaldi 4 1 13/21.0 5.57 3-1Rodriguez 16 6 85/92.1 8.29 12-4Porcello 16 8 55/93.2 5.28 9-7Price 14 7 42/72.1 5.23 7-7Velázquez 7 0 10/19.2 4.58 4-3Smith 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 1-1

3/31 at SEA L8-10 L 3-9 2.2 6 9 4 4 3 1 73/434/5 at ARI L8-15 L 1-7 4.2 10 7 7 3 5 2 98/614/13 vs. BAL L5-9 L 2-3 4.0 6 3 3 5 2 0 90/484/20 at TB W6-5 ND 5-2 5.2 6 2 2 1 5 1 91/604/25 vs. DET W7-3 W 7-3 6.0 6 3 3 2 5 1 91/634/30 vs. OAK W5-1 W 5-0 8.0 2 0 0 2 8 0 114/785/5 at CWS W9-2 ND 2-2 6.0 5 2 2 0 7 2 102/745/11 vs. SEA W9-5 W 9-4 6.2 5 4 4 1 5 1 107/76

5/17 vs. HOU L1-3 L 1-2 7.0 6 2 2 1 3 1 95/615/22 at TOR W6-5 (13) ND 3-1 6.0 3 1 1 0 4 1 80/545/27 vs. CLE W12-5 W 10-4 6.2 8 5 3 3 4 0 110/736/1 at NYY L3-5 L 3-5 4.2 9 5 5 1 5 1 94/656/7 vs. TB L1-5 L 0-4 6.0 8 4 4 1 4 1 100/686/12 vs. TEX W4-3 ND 3-2 6.2 5 2 2 0 6 0 101/676/17 at MIN W2-0 W 1-0 7.0 4 0 0 1 8 0 94/686/23 vs. TOR L1-6 L 0-5 6.0 8 5 5 4 2 0 98/62

2019 GAME LOG WHEN GAME RESULT DEC. LEFT IP H R ER BB SO HR P/S

WHEN GAME RESULT DEC. LEFT IP H R ER BB SO HR P/S

TOMORROW’S STARTING PITCHER57-EDUARDO RODRIGUEZ, LHP 8-4, 4.87 ERA, 16 starts

W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG2019 8-4 4.87 16 16 92.1 98 52 50 15 27 97 .273CAREER 40-29 4.24 109 104 588.0 562 287 277 79 199 591 .248

TOMORROW’S START: The Red Sox are 12-2 in his last 14 starts (8-2, 4.16 ERA, 39 ER/84.1 IP). Has gone 5.0+ innings in 10 straight starts...The Sox are 8-2 during that span. In 6 starts since allowing a season-high 6 ER over 5.0 IP on 5/21 at TOR, is 4-1 with a

4.06 ERA (17 ER/37.2 IP). In 12 career starts against NYY, he owns a 3.66 ERA (66.1 IP, 64 H, 27 ER, 28 SO)...Is seeking

his first win against the Yankees since 7/16/17 (0-2 in his last 7 starts).

3/30 at SEA L5-6 L 2-6 4.1 8 6 5 3 5 1 105/614/4 at OAK L3-7 L 3-6 3.2 8 6 6 3 2 1 84/514/12 vs. BAL W6-4 W 3-2 6.2 3 2 2 0 8 1 93/624/19 at TB W6-4 ND 4-4 5.1 7 4 3 1 6 1 94/574/24 vs. DET W11-4 W 4-1 6.0 2 1 1 3 7 0 90/544/29 vs. OAK W9-4 ND 4-6 4.2 7 4 4 2 7 0 97/635/4 at CWS W15-2 W 15-1 6.0 6 1 1 2 6 0 100/615/10 vs. SEA W14-1 W 10-0 7.0 5 0 0 1 5 0 103/68

5/15 vs. COL W6-5(10) ND 5-2 6.0 9 5 5 1 10 0 106/735/21 at TOR L3-10 L 1-6 5.0 6 6 6 3 5 3 95/575/26 at HOU W4-1 W 3-1 6.0 4 1 1 1 5 0 98/636/4 at KC W8-3 W 3-2 5.2 6 2 2 0 7 1 89/606/9 vs. TB L1-6 L 1-4 5.2 7 4 4 2 7 2 101/626/14 at BAL W13-2 W 13-1 7.0 6 1 1 0 4 1 114/736/19 at MIN W9-4 W 6-4 7.0 8 4 4 3 9 2 111/726/24 vs. CWS W6-5 ND 3-5 6.1 6 5 5 2 4 2 99/64

2019 GAME LOG WHEN GAME RESULT DEC. LEFT IP H R ER BB SO HR P/S

WHEN GAME RESULT DEC. LEFT IP H R ER BB SO HR P/S

VS. NYY W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO2018 1-2 6.62 5 3 17.2 16 13 4 14 18CAREER 5-4 3.89 14 12 69.1 68 30 11 28 52at LONDON - - - - - - - - - -

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16 ANDREW BENINTENDI OFSEASON: .277 AVG / .359 OBP / .438 SLG / 7 HR / 36 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: DNP / HOMESTAND: 7-17, 3 R, 4 2B, 3 RBI, 2 BBvs. RHP: 65-227 (.286), 6 HR / vs. LHP: 16-65 (.246), 1 HR

Current hitting streak: 9 G (15-for-44, 5 R, 4 2B, 6 RBI, 3 BB, SB).His current season-best 9-game hitting streak is the 3rd-longest of his career: 11 games in August 2017, 10 games in July/August 2018.In 22 games since 5/29, is batting .320/.371/.515 with 14 XBH (31-for-97, 14 R, 11 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 14 RBI, 8 BB).Ranks T-9th in the AL with 20 2B...Hit 2 2B in 2 of his last 3 games.Ranks T-4th in both the AL and MLB with 25 2-out RBI.Has hit .356 (31-for-87) with 2 outs (4th in AL, 6th in MLB).Since the start of last season, is batting .342/.409/.506 in 20 games vs. NYY (27-for-79, 11 R, 8 2B, 3B, HR, 13 RBI, 9 BB).In 47 career games vs. NYY, is batting .298/.360/.476 (53-for-178) with 23 runs, 12 2B, 3B, 6 HR, and 29 RBI.Is batting .344 with RISP this season (21-for-61)...His .344 career AVG with RISP trails only Tony Gwynn’s .350 and Rod Carew’s .347 for the highest since at least 1974 (min. 250 AB).

50 MOOKIE BETTS OF

SEASON: .261 AVG / .379 OBP / .459 SLG / 13 HR / 37 RBIWEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 0-5, R, RBI / HOMESTAND: 5-25, 6 R, 3B, HR, 2 RBI, 3 BB, SB

vs. RHP: 65-235 (.277), 12 HR / vs. LHP: 17-79 (.215), 1 HRCurrent hitting streak: 0-for-6.Leads the AL with 64 runs.His 59 BB are the tied for the 2nd-most in MLB (Trout-69, Bregman-59).His .379 OBP is the 10th-best in the AL.Ranks T-2nd in the AL and T-3rd in MLB with 7 OF assists.According to FanGraphs, ranks 4th among AL outfielders in WAR (2.3).Of his 20 hits since 6/4, 10 have gone for extra bases (3 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR).Reached base safely in a season-best 16 consecutive games from 6/8-25 before going 0-for-5 on Wednesday vs. CWS...During the streak, hit .273/.400/.530 (18-for-66, 15 R, 14 BB).Leads the Red Sox with 9 stolen bases (9-for-10)...Since the start of 2018, is 39-for-46 (84.8%) in stolen base attempts.In 22 games vs. NYY since the start of last season, has hit .333/.436/.583 (28-for-84, 22 R, 10 2B, 3B, 3 HR, 15 RBI, 16 BB).

2 XANDER BOGAERTS SSSEASON: .298 AVG / .389 OBP / .534 SLG / 15 HR / 55 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 2-5, 2 RBI / HOMESTAND: 7-25, 3 R, 3 2B, HR, 6 RBI, HBP 2 BB, SBvs. RHP: 72-237 (.304), 10 HR / vs. LHP: 19-68 (.279), 5 HR

Current hitting streak: 3 G (5-for-12, 2B, HR, 4 RBI, HBP, BB, SB).According to FanGraphs, ranks 2nd in the AL and 5th in MLB in WAR (3.7), the highest among ML shortstops.Leads the AL with 27 2B and 42 XBH.Leads the Red Sox with a .924 OPS (5th in AL), .389 OBP (5th), 55 RBI (5th), and .534 SLG (7th).Also ranks among AL leaders in runs (3rd, 61), walks (7th, 47), hits (T-7th, 91), and multi-hit games (T-10th, 25).On Wednesday vs. CWS, gave the Red Sox a 7-6 lead with a 2-out, 2-run single in the 8th after breaking a 3-3 tie with a 2-run HR in the 5th inning on Tuesday vs. CWS.Ranks 2nd on the club with 18 game-tying or go-ahead RBI (Devers-21). Has hit .337/.432/.590/1.023 in 43 games since 5/10 (56-for-166, 29 BB). In 5 games vs. NYY this year, is 8-for-20 (.4000 with 4 R, 3 2B, 2 HR and 2 RBI. Homered in each of his last 2 games vs. NYY, and in 3 of his last 6.In the 7th inning or later this season, is batting .364/.458/.687 with 6 HR and 25 RBI (36-for-99, 20 R, 14 2B, 18 BB).Has 95 RBI in 108 career PA with the bases loaded...Has hit .344/.370/.622 in those PA, including a .415/.453/.805 line since 2017 (17-for-41, 7 BB).

19 JACKIE BRADLEY JR. OFSEASON: .220 AVG / .326 OBP / .388 SLG / 8 HR / 27 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 2-3, 2 BB / HOMESTAND: 7-21, 3 R, 2B, 3B, HR, 3 RBI, 5 BB, HBPvs. RHP: 38-172 (.221), 7 HR / vs. LHP: 16-73 (.219), 1 HR

Current hitting streak: 1 G (2-3, 2 BB).Has reached base safely in 10 of his 18 PA in 4 games since 6/23 (.556 OBP).Hit a solo HR in the 2nd on Monday vs. CWS...Of his last 15 hits, 8 have gone for extra bases (4 2B, 3B, 3 HR).Has 9 RBI in his last 13 games.In 35 games beginning 5/20, is batting .300/.408/.608/1.017 (36-for-120, 19 R, 11 2B, 3B, 8 HR, 20 RBI, 6 HBP, 16 BB).Ranks 7th in the AL with 20 XBH since 5/20...Among AL players with at least 100 PA during that time, ranks 6th in OPS and 9th in SLG.Recorded his 6th OF assist on Tuesday vs. CWS, throwing out Tim Anderson attempting to advance to 2nd following a 5th-inning single (8-4 putout).His 6 OF assists rank T-4th in the AL and T-5th in MLB...Since the start of 2016, is tied with teammate Mookie Betts for the most OF assists in the AL (34).

23 MICHAEL CHAVIS INFSEASON: .263 AVG / .336 OBP / .449 SLG / 12 HR / 38 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 2-5, 2B / HOMESTAND: 7-25, 3 R, 2 2B, 2 RBI, BBvs. RHP: 52-179 (.291), 8 HR / vs. LHP: 10-57 (.175), 4 HR

Current hitting streak: 3 G (4-for-12, 2 R, 2 2B, RBI, BB). In 19 games beginning 6/8, is batting .299 (23-for-77) with 12 runs, 4 2B, 2 HR, 10 RBI, and 5 BB.

Among AL rookies, is 2nd in multi-hit games (21), hits (62), runs (34), walks (23), and RBI (38), also ranking among that group in HR (4th, 12) and XBH (5th, 19).

Since debuting on 4/20, his 38 RBI are the 3rd-most by a Red Sox, trailing only Xander Bogaerts’ 47 and Rafael Devers’ 46.

Has hit 3 of the 4 longest HR by a Red Sox in 2019 and 6 of the longest 10, including the longest: 459 feet on 5/3 at CWS.

Of his 12 HR, 9 have been estimated at 419 feet or longer. His 11-game hitting streak from 6/11-22 was the longest by a Red Sox rookie since Andrew Benintendi’s 11-game streak in August 2017 (8/5-18).

Has made 29 starts at 2B, 27 at 1B, and 1 at 3B for Boston.

11 RAFAEL DEVERS 3BSEASON: .322 AVG / .373 OBP / .524 SLG / 12 HR / 49 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 3-5, 3 R, 2B / HOMESTAND: 9-15, 6 R, 5 2B, 2 RBI, BBvs. RHP: 75-227 (.330), 10 HR / vs. LHP: 25-84 (.298), 2 HR

Current hitting streak: 3 G (8-for-13, 6 R, 5 2B, RBI, BB). Scored a season-high-tying 3 runs on Wednesday vs. CWS (also 6/5 at KC). Set a career high with 3 2B and season high with 4 hits on Tuesday vs. CWS. In 14 games beginning 6/11, is batting .439/.458/.737/1.194 (25-for-57, 13 R, 6 2B, 3B, 3 HR, 9 RBI, HBP, BB).

Is the only qualified AL player with at least a .320 AVG, 60 runs, and 45 RBI. The only other ML players with at least a .320 AVG, 60 runs, and 45 RBI are Cody Bellinger, Charlie Blackmon, and Christian Yelich.Leads MLB in batted balls with an exit velocity measured at 95+ MPH (129).Ranks among AL leaders in multi-hit games AVG (2nd, .322), (3rd, 31), 2B (T-3rd, 23), hits (4th, 100), runs (4th, 60), and RBI (T-13th, 49).Is tied for the AL lead in RBI since the start of May (41, also Mike Trout).Leads the Red Sox with 20 go-ahead or game-tying RBI this season. Leads the AL with 17 go-ahead RBI and is tied for the ML lead with 10 game-winning RBI.

Has hit .362 (17-for-47) in 50 PA with RISP beginning 5/10.Devers’ 100 hits this season are the most by a Red Sox 3rd baseman prior to the All-Star Game since Adrián Beltré’s 107 in 2010.Is 1 of 5 Red Sox ever with at least 100 XBH through their age-22 season: Williams-239, Conigliaro-202, Doerr-157, Yastrzemski-116, Devers-106.

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 6/10/19 vs. TEX Minor 58 17 6 0 0 23 6 1 0 1 0 8Betts 6/24/19 vs. CWS Marshall 10 14 7 0 0 21 6 0 0 0 0 6Bogaerts 6/25/19 vs. CWS Ruiz 6 20 5 0 0 25 10 1 2 0 0 13Bradley Jr. 6/24/19 vs. CWS Giolito 8 12 1 0 0 13 6 2 0 0 0 8Chavis 6/14/19 at BAL Straily 51 19 1 1 0 21 5 3 0 1 0 9Devers 6/18/19 at MIN Harper 23 22 8 1 0 31 10 3 1 0 0 14Hernández 6/16/19 at BAL Givens 14 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1Holt 6/14/19 at BAL Ortiz 32 1 3 0 0 4 2 1 0 0 0 3León 5/27/19 vs. CLE Pérez 37 2 1 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 3Martinez 6/26/19 vs. CWS López 4 17 6 0 0 23 2 5 1 0 0 8Núñez 6/4/19 at KC Diekman 51 5 1 0 0 6 4 1 0 0 0 5Vázquez 6/22/19 vs. TOR Gaviglio 16 13 2 1 0 16 8 0 1 0 0 9

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40 MARCO HERNÁNDEZ INFSEASON: .250 AVG / .270 OBP / .417 SLG / 1 HR / 5 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 1-3 / HOMESTAND: 2-8, 2 R, RBI, HBPvs. RHP: 7-24 (.292), 1 HR / vs. LHP: 2-12, (.167), 0 HR

Current hitting streak: 3 G (3-for-8, R, RBI).Entered Monday’s game vs. CWS as a pinch-runner in the 8th, scored, and hit a walk-off RBI single in the 9th...Was his 1st career walk-off RBI.Entered last Friday’s game vs. TOR as a pinch-runner in the 8th...Was hit by a pitch with 2 outs in the 10th, his only PA, and scored on Christian Vázquez’s walk-off HR.Has played in 42 minor league games this year, including each of his last 21 with Triple-A Pawtucket, batting .303 (23-for-76) with 9 2B, 2 HR, and 9 RBI.Missed the majority of the 2017 season and all of 2018 recovering from left shoulder surgery...Began the 2019 season on the 10-day IL.In 75 career games with Boston, is batting .276 (40-for-145) with 22 runs, 7 2B, 2 HR, and 12 RBI...Has made 15 starts at 3B, 15 at 2B, and 6 at SS.

12 BROCK HOLT INF/OFSEASON: .318 AVG / .380 OBP / .420 SLG / 1 HR / 15 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 1-1, 2B / HOMESTAND: 4-10, R, 2B, RBI, SFvs. RHP: 26-80 (.325), 1 HR / vs. LHP: 2-8 (.250), 0 HR

Current hitting streak: 6 G (8-for-19, R, 2 2B, 4 RBI, 2 BB, SF).On Wednesday vs. CWS, hit a pinch-hit 2B in the 8th inning.Is 3-for-4 (.750) as a pinch hitter this season and 16-for-50 (.320) with 6 2B, 3B, 3 HR, and 11 RBI in 57 career PA as a pinch-hitter.Since returning from the IL on 5/27, leads the Red Sox with a .375 AVG, the 2nd-highest mark in the AL during that time (min. 50 AB).In 22 games following his return from the IL, is 27-for-72 with a .420 OBP (14 R, 4 2B, 3B, HR, 14 RBI, HBP, 6 BB, 2 SF).In those 22 games, is 9-for-19 with RISP (.474).Is 3-for-6 with 2 runs and 1 RBI in 2 games vs. NYY this season.This year, has appeared at 2B (19 games, 18 starts), LF (3 games, 2 starts), RF (2 games, 1 start), SS (2 games 1 start), 3B (2 games, 1 start), and 1B (1 game).

3 SANDY LEÓN CSEASON: .195 AVG / .272 OBP / .293 SLG / 2 HR / 11 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 1-3 / HOMESTAND: 1-6vs. RHP: 12-54 (.222), 0 HR / vs. LHP: 4-28 (.143), 2 HR

Current hitting streak: 1 G (1-for-3). Has 6 RBI in his last 16 games.Among catchers with at least 20 games played in 2019, his 3.71 catcher ERA is the 4th-lowest in the AL and 7th-lowest in the majors.

His 3.53 catcher ERA since joining the Red Sox in 2015 is the lowest in MLB. Has thrown out 55 of 164 attempted base stealers in his career (33.5%), the 6th-highest mark among active catchers (min. 100 starts).

28 J.D. MARTINEZ OF/DHSEASON: .287 AVG / .364 OBP / .528 SLG / 17 HR / 45 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 2-5, R, HR, 3 RBI / HOMESTAND: 6-25, 2 R, HR, 4 RBI, 3 BBvs. RHP: 60-223 (.269), 9 HR / vs. LHP: 22-63 (.349), 8 HR

Current hitting streak: 2 G (3-for-8, R, HR, 3 RBI, BB).Wednesday vs. CWS, had 3 RBI, including his team-leading 17th HR. Since 5/7, his 13 HR are tied for the 6th-most in the AL. Has 5 HR and 11 RBI in his last 13 games, scoring 9 runs in that time. 9 of his last 19 hits have gone for extra bases (4 2B, 5 HR). Has 22 hits in 70 PA vs. LHP, including 8 HR (.349/.414/.794/1.208). His 8 HR vs. LHP rank T-1st in the AL and T-5th in MLB. In 5 games vs. NYY this season, is 6-for-20 (.300) with 2 HR. Over 28 games vs. NYY since joining the Red Sox, including the postseason, is batting .330/.375/.594 (35-for-106, 13 R, 5 2B, 3B, 7 HR, 28 RBI).

Since the beginning of 2017, leads MLB with a .627 SLG and ranks 2nd with a 1.012 OPS (min. 500 PA)...Ranks 2nd in MLB with 105 HR and 279 RBI in that time.

36 EDUARDO NÚÑEZ INFSEASON: .236 AVG / .253 OBP / .318 SLG / 2 HR / 18 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 1-5, R / HOMESTAND: 6-20, 2 R, 2B, 3 RBI, SFvs. RHP: 22-89 (.247), 0 HR / vs. LHP: 13-59 (.220), 2 HR

Current hitting streak: 1 G (1-for-5, R). Hit an RBI sac fly in the 6th Tuesday vs. CWS, extending the Sox’ lead to 6-3. Monday vs. CWS, hit an RBI single in both the 5th and 8th...Was his 1st multi-RBI contest since 6/4 at KC.

Has hit in 12 of his last 17 starts (.286/18-for-63, 5 R, 6 RBI). Has been successful in 5 of his 6 stolen base attempts this season. Has made 18 starts at 2B, 6 at 3B, 10 at DH, and 1 at SS for BOS this season. Since the start of last season, is batting .271 (23-for-85) in 24 games against NYY, including the postseason.

59 SAM TRAVIS 1B/OFSEASON: .167 AVG / .167 OBP / .167 SLG / 0 HR / 1 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: --- / HOMESTAND: 0-5vs. RHP: 0-7 (.000), 0 HR / vs. LHP: 4-17 (.235), 0 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-8. Will serve as the Red Sox’ 26th man during the London Series vs. NYY. Is his 3rd ML stint this season. Recorded the 1st OF assist of his ML career on 6/9 vs. TB, and recorded his 2nd in his next game played on 6/11 vs. TEX, both while playing in LF.

In 57 games for Triple-A Pawtucket this season, is batting .270 (53-for-196) with 5 HR and 28 RBI.

7 CHRISTIAN VÁZQUEZ CSEASON: .288 AVG / .326 OBP / .475 SLG / 10 HR / 30 RBI

WEDNESDAY VS. CWS: 0-2 / HOMESTAND: 5-19, 3 R, 2 HR, 5 RBI, BBvs. RHP: 44-156 (.282), 7 HR / vs. LHP: 19-63 (.302), 3 HR

Current hitting streak: 0-for-4. Snapped a career-long 11-game hitting streak on Wednesday vs. CWS, which was tied for the longest active streak in the AL at the time.

Hit a 2-run single in the 3rd on Tuesday vs. CWS...Has 8 RBI in his last 9 games. Is batting .326 (46-for-141) in 41 games beginning 5/4. Leads MLB with 3 catcher pickoffs this season (4/20 at TB, 2-3 putout; 5/26 at HOU, 2-3 putout; 6/18 at MIN, 2-5 putout).

Since at least 1974, the only Sox catchers with at least 3 catcher pickoffs in a season are Vázquez (also 3 in 2014) and Rich Gedman (5 in 1985, 3 in 1984).Ranks 2nd in the AL and 4th in MLB with a 36.4% caught stealing % (12-for-33).Leads active catchers (min. 100 GS) with a 38.8% career caught stealing percentage (64 of 165).

Of his 20 career HR, 10 have either tied the score or given the Sox the lead. Is the 1st Red Sox catcher with 10+ HR in a season since Jarrod Saltalamacchia in 2013 (14).

2019 vs. NYY CAREER vs. NYY 2019 OVERALLPLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBIBenintendi .250 12 3 0 1 .298 178 53 6 29 .277 292 81 7 36Betts .053 19 1 0 0 .284 328 93 10 45 .261 314 82 13 37Bogaerts .400 20 8 2 2 .254 354 90 10 33 .298 305 91 15 55Bradley Jr. .231 13 3 0 0 .246 281 69 4 27 .220 245 54 8 27Chavis .200 10 2 0 1 .200 10 2 0 1 .263 236 62 12 38Devers .211 19 4 1 2 .240 104 25 5 14 .322 311 100 12 49Hernández .143 7 1 0 0 .250 36 9 1 5Holt .500 6 3 0 1 .237 211 50 3 17 .318 88 28 1 15León .375 8 3 0 2 .235 119 28 2 16 .195 82 16 2 11Martinez .300 20 6 2 2 .331 178 59 9 32 .287 286 82 17 45Núñez .231 13 3 0 1 .261 161 42 2 14 .236 148 35 2 18Travis .000 2 0 0 0 .333 15 5 0 1 .167 24 4 0 1Vázquez .222 9 2 1 2 .217 106 23 3 7 .288 219 63 10 30

32-Matt Barnes 6/26 vs. CWS (BS, 6; L, 3-3) 0.1 3 2 2 0 0 24/36 9/3 4/10 2.0 (2 times) 5 (5/14 vs COL)70-Ryan Brasier 6/25 vs. CWS (H, 6) 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 25/36 8/5 7/10 1.1 (4/29 vs OAK) 2 (6 times)54-Colten Brewer 6/24 vs. CWS 0.2 1 0 0 1 1 17/31 14/3 -/- 2.2 (5/18 s HOU) 3 (3/31 at SEA)73-Mike Shawaryn 6/22 vs. TOR 1.1 3 3 3 0 2 6/7 1/0 -/- 2.1 (6/13 vs TEX) 4 (2 times)72-Josh Taylor 6/26 vs. CWS 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 6/10 6/0 -/- 2.0 (6/18 at MIN) 4 (6/18 at MIN)76-Hector Velázquez 6/18 at MIN (BS, 1) 4.0 3 1 1 0 3 7/12 2/0 0/1 4.0 (6/18 at MIN) 4 (5/29 vs CLE)64-Marcus Walden 6/26 vs. CWS 1.0 2 1 1 0 1 21/32 19/5 1/3 3.0 (2 times) 5 (4/15 vs BAL)44-Brandon Workman 6/25 vs. CWS (SV, 3) 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 32/40 8/1 3/6 1.2 (4/19 at TB) 3 (4/24 vs DET)35-Steven Wright 6/26 vs CWS 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 1/1 -/- -/- 1.0 (6/26 vs CWS) 1 (6/26 vs CWS)BULLPEN TOTALS: 3.97 ERA 315.1 277 150 139 139 377 183/277 (66%) 97/25 17/33

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, 12 Holds, 4 SV, 4.19 ERA, 1.28 WHIP

vs. ALL: .209 (27-129) / vs. RHB: .220 (18-82) / vs. LHB: .191 (9-47)

Charged with a blown SV (6) Wednesday vs. CWS (0.1 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, HR, 23 p)...Was his 14th appearance in the month of June and 36th overall. Has a staff-leading 61 SO and his strikeout rate of 40.9% (61 SO/149 bat-ters faced) is the 2nd highest among all AL relievers in 2019 (Giles 44.1).Additional AL reliever ranks in 2019: 1st in SO/9.0 IP (15.99), 2nd in SO (61), and T-9th in holds (12).Has stranded 6 of his 9 inherited runners this season...Since the start of the 2017 season, has stranded 34 of 41 inherited runners (82.9%).

70 RYAN BRASIER RHPSEASON: 2-3, 6 Holds, 7 SV, 3.34 ERA, 1.11 WHIP

vs. ALL: .217 (26-120) / vs. RHB: .188 (12-64) / vs. LHB: .250 (14-56)

Picked up a hold with a scoreless 8th inning Tuesday night vs. CWS (1.0 IP, H, 2 SO, 16 p)...Was his 36th appearance of the season.Has not been charged with runs in his 5 appearances (3.2 IP) since coming off bereavement list on Monday, 6/17.No runs allowed in 27 of his 36 appearances this season.AL relievers ranks in 2019: T-12th in games (36), and T-14th in SV.Leads the Sox staff in saves and is 7-for-10 in SV opps in 2019.

54 COLTEN BREWER RHPSEASON: 1-2, 3 Holds, 4.24 ERA, 1.76 WHIP

vs. ALL: .281 (38-135) / vs. RHB: .309 (25-81) / vs. LHB: .241 (13-54)

Allowed 1 hit, 1 BB and struck out 1 in 0.2 IP Monday night vs. CWS (17 p).After having posted a 6.43 ERA (15 ER/21.0 IP) over April and May, has posted a 0.82 ERA (1 ER/11.0 IP) over 10 appearances in June.Since 6/8, has held opponents to a .059 AVG (1-for-17) with RISP (3 BB, 6 SO)...Overall this year has held opponents to a .236 AVG (13-55) with RISP.Has stranded 10 of his last 11 inherited runners since 4/27 and overall 11 of 14 this season.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.

73 MIKE SHAWARYN RHPSEASON: 0-0, 3.18 ERA, 1.06 WHIP

vs. ALL: .175 (7-40) / vs. RHP: .130 (3-23) / vs. LHP: .235 (4-17)

Allowed a career-high 3 runs in 1.1 IP 6/22 vs. TOR (26 p); threw a perfect 6th, but allowed 3 straight hits and back-to-back HR’s in the 7th...Had his career-best 9.0-inning scoreless streak snapped.Has fanned a batter in all 7 of his appearances with BOS (17 SO in 11.1 IP; 13.50 SO/9.0 IP)...Has worked 2.0 IP in 4 of his 7 outings for BOS.Made his ML debut on 6/7 vs. TB (2.0 IP, solo HR, 4 SO, 7 BF, 35 p)...Se-

lected from Triple-A Pawtucket on 5/30 for the 1st ML stint of his career.Began 2019 with PawSox: 1-2, 3.72 ERA (23 ER/55.2 IP), 45 H, 28 BB, 46 SO in 10 GS...Allowed 3 ER or less in 9 of his 10 starts & 2 ER or less in 6.

72 JOSH TAYLOR LHPSEASON: 0-0, 4.76 ERA, 1.24 WHIP

vs. ALL: .289 (13-45) / vs. RHP: .250 (7-28) / vs. LHP: .353 (6-17)

Finished the 9th inning of Wednesday’s loss vs. CWS; fanned both batters he faced swinging on 10 pitches.Has made 5 straight scoreless appearances (6.1 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 12 SO, .050 AVG, 0.32 WHIP, 20 AB) since his 6/14 recall (optioned on 6/10 after allow-ing 4 ER in 1.0 IP on 6/8 vs. TB Gm 1). 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...Is 1-1, 2.70 ERA (7 ER/23.1 IP), 18 H, 11 BB, 32 SO in 20 games.

76 HECTOR VELÁZQUEZ RHPSEASON: 1-3, 5.59 ERA, 1.37 WHIP

vs. ALL: .255 (36-141) / vs. RHP: .306 (22-72) / vs. LHP: .203 (14-69)

Reinstated from the IL today...Was on twice with a low back strain from 5/30-6/16 and 6/19-6/28.Made 1 rehab appearance during his most recent IL stint for Short-A Low-ell on 6/15 vs. Connecticut (start, ND, 1.0 IP, H, 2 SO, 9 p).Has made 19 appearances for BOS this year, 12 in relief (0-0, 4.74 ERA) and 7 as a starter (1-3, 6.41 ERA).Made his 2nd straight/career Opening Day roster...Overall, is in his 3rd season in the organization since being signed out of Mexican League.After allowing 6 ER in 5.0 IP in his ML debut on 5/18/17 at OAK, has gone 10-4 with a 2.91 ERA in 61 games (13 starts) since.

64 MARCUS WALDEN RHPSEASON: 6-0, 5 Holds, 1 SV, 2.72 ERA, 1.02 WHIP

vs. ALL: .208 (33-159) / vs. RHB: .216 (19-88) / vs. LHB: .197 (14-71)

Allowed 1 run on 2 hits with 1 SO (17 p) on Wednesday vs. CWS.AL reliever ranks: 2nd in wins (6), 5th in IP (43.0), T-11th in SO (49) & 19th in WHIP (1.02).Has worked 2+IP in 9 of his 32 apps for BOS in 2019 & 1+IP, 13 times.Earned the 1st win of his ML career in his season debut, 4/7 at ARI. 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: 7-1, 12 Holds, 3 SV, 1.70 ERA, 1.03 WHIP

vs. ALL: .101 (12-119) / vs. RHB: .090 (6-67) / vs. LHB: .115 (6-52)

Recorded his 3rd SV of the year with a scoreless 9th inning Tuesday night vs. CWS (1.0 IP, H, 2 SO, 21 p)...Was his 40th appearance of the year.Since 5/26 has allowed only 1 ER (2 runs) over his 15 appearances (14.2 IP; 0.61 ERA)...Has lowered his season ERA from 2.42 on 5/22 to 1.70.35 of his 40 appearances this year are scoreless.Leads all ML relievers in 2019 in opp. AVG (.101) and in opp. SLG (.151).Among AL relievers, ranks T-1st in games (40), T-4th SO (53), 9th in ERA (1.70), T-9th in holds (12), and 11th in SO/9.0 IP (12.89).Has a .167 BABIP (opponent batting average on balls in play), 4th-lowest among AL relievers in 2019.Faced 41 consecutive batters without allowing a hit from 4/17-5/14, the longest such streak for any Red Sox pitcher in the last 50 years (Elias).

35 STEVEN WRIGHT RHPSEASON: 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 1.00 WHIP

vs. ALL: .333 (1-3) / vs. RHB: .000 (0-2) / vs. LHB: .--- (0-0)

Made his season debut in Wednesday’s loss vs. CWS; threw a scoreless 8th inning with 1 hit and 1 SO (18 p).Reinstated from the restricted list on Tuesday, 6/26 after serving an 80-game suspension from MLB. In 5 rehab games (1 start) for Triple-A Pawtucket was 1-0, 1.86 ERA (2 ER/9.2 IP) 6 hits, 3 BB, 4 SO, .176 opp. AVG, 0.93 WHIP...Last appeared in a game on Saturday, 6/22 vs. Indianapolis: W, 2.0 IP, H, 0 runs, 22 p. Posted a 2.68 ERA (16 ER/53.2 IP) with a 1.25 WHIP over 20 games (4 starts) with BOS last year....Was on the 2018 ALDS roster vs. NYY, but did not appear due to a left knee injury.

2019 vs. NYY CAREER vs. NYY CAREER AT OLYMPIC 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 0.00 2/0 2.0 0 0 1-1-0 2.45 13/0 14.2 8 4 --- - - - - -Brasier 0-1-0 13.50 2/0 1.1 3 2 1-1-0 4.91 4/0 3.2 5 2 --- - - - - -Brewer 0-0-0 3.38 3/0 2.2 2 1 0-0-0 3.38 3/0 2.2 2 1 --- - - - - -Porcello 0-0-0 3.00 1/1 6.0 5 2 11-9-0 4.34 26/26 159.2 177 77 --- - - - - -Price 1-0-0 3.75 2/2 12.0 15 5 7-5-0 3.42 17/17 115.2 104 44 --- - - - - -Rodriguez 1-0-0 4.38 2/2 12.1 12 6 2-0-0 3.60 5/5 30.0 23 12 --- - - - - -Sale 1-0-0 0.00 1/1 6.0 3 0 2-1-0 2.84 3/3 19.0 19 6 --- - - - - -Shawaryn -- / -- / --- - - - - -Taylor 0-0-0 0.00 1/0 1.0 0 0 0-0-0 0.00 1/0 1.0 0 0 --- - - - - -Velazquez 0-0-0 0.00 1/0 1.0 0 0 0-0-0 4.50 2/0 2.0 2 1 --- - - - - -Walden 0-0-0 0.00 2/0 1.2 2 0 0-0-0 0.00 2/0 1.2 2 0 --- - - - - -Workman 2-0-1 0.00 4/0 3.1 1 0 3-1-1 2.16 11/1 16.2 14 4 --- - - - - -Wright -- / 1-1-0 1.64 3/3 22.0 14 4 --- - - - - -

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Most runs, game .................................................................... 15, 5/4 at CWSMost runs, inning ......................................................9, 5/4 at CWS (3rd inn.)Most hits, game (9 innings) ................................................... 21, 5/4 at CWSMost 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 ..................................................3, 2 times, last 5/6 at BALMost doubles, game................................................................6, 4/25 vs. DET Most triples, game ..............................................2, 2 times, last 6/21 vs. TORMost home runs, game ............................................................6, 6/14 at BALMost home runs, inning ....................... 3, 2 times, last 6/14 at BAL (5th inn.)Most extra-base hits ................................................................ 9, 5/4 at CWSMost 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, 2 times, last 6/1 at 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, 3 times, last Devers, 6/25 vs. CWS Most runs ............................................3, 11 times, last Devers, 6/26 vs. CWSMost doubles ................................................................... 3, Devers, 6/25 vs. CWSMost triples .....................1, 13 times, last Betts and Bradley Jr., 6/21 vs. TORMost home runs .....................................2, 5 times, last Martinez, 6/14 at BAL Most extra-base hits .............................3, 3 times, last Devers, 6/25 vs. CWSMost total bases ........................................................ 11, Chavis, 5/4 at CWS Most RBI ................................................ 5, 2 times, last Chavis, 5/12 vs. SEAMost stolen bases ..............................1, 46 times, last Bogaerts, 6/24 vs. CWSMost walks .............................................................4, Bogaerts, 5/12 vs. SEA Longest hitting streak .......................11, 4 times, last Vázquez, 6/11-presentMost strikeouts (9 innings).........................................4, Martinez, 6/12 vs. TEX Most strikeouts (extra innings) .................5, Martinez, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.)

Most strikeouts (9 innings).............................. 15, 3 times, last 6/25 vs. CWSMost strikeouts (extra innings) .............................. 24, 5/14 vs. COL (11 inn.)Most walks (9 innings) ............................................................ 9, 6/13 vs. TEXMost walks (extra innings) ........................... 5, 3x, last 6/21 vs. TOR (10 inn.) Fewest walks ............................................................... 0, 5x, last 6/14 at BALMost runs allowed, game .........................................................15, 4/5 at ARI Most runs allowed, inning ......................7, 2 times, last 4/5 at ARI (6th inn.) Most hits allowed, game (9 innings) .................18, 2 times, last 5/30 vs. CLEMost hits allowed, game (extra innings) ................ 15, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.) Fewest hits allowed, game ...................................... 3, 5 times, last 6/5 at KCMost hits allowed, inning ........................6, 2 times, last 6/8 vs. TB (9th 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, Velázquez, 5/18 vs. HOUMost 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 ..........................5, 3 times, last Hernández, 6/11 vs. TEXLongest winning streak ......................................... 7, 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 .......................7, 4 times, last Weber, 5/29 vs. CLEMost hits allowed .......................................................10, Porcello, 4/5 at ARIFewest hits allowed, CG .......................................................3, Sale, 6/5 at KCMost home runs allowed ................... 3, 4 times, last Rodriguez, 5/21 at TORMost pitches thrown ...................... 114, 2 times, last Rodriguez, 6/14 at BAL

Longest winning streak ............................................................... 6, 6/12-6/17Longest losing streak ................................................ 4, 2 times, last 5/28-6/1Most games over .500 .......................... 7, 2 times, last 6/25 vs. CWS (44-37)Most games under .500 ................................................7, 4/17 at NYY (6-13)Longest game, innings ...........................................................17, 6/18 at MINLongest game, time (9 innings) ...........................................4:06, 6/13 vs. TEXLongest game, time (extra innings) ...................... 5:45, 6/18 at MIN (17 inn.)Shortest game, time ........................................................... 2:23, 4/16 at NYYLargest crowd, Fenway Park ........................................... 37,113, 5/27 vs. CLESmallest 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 ..........................13, 2 times, last 5/10 vs. SEA (14-1)Largest losing margin......................................... 8, 2x, last 4/16 at NYY (0-8) Largest deficit overcome to win ...5, 3 times, last 6/13 vs. TEX (down 1-6, won 7-6)Largest lead relinquished to lose .............................6, 6/22 vs. TOR (led 6-0, lost 8-7)Most errors committed........................................3, 2 times, last 5/24 at HOU

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) ............. Steve Pearce, 8/2/18 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 (0 in 2019)Last: Mookie Betts, 7/6/18 at KC off Jason Hammel (16th 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 (3 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)

GRAND SLAMS (2 in 2019)Andrew Benintendi, 4/20 at TB off Charlie Morton (1st career)Xander Bogaerts, 5/5 at CWS off Juan Minaya (5th 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 (5 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)

3-HOME RUN GAMES (0 in 2019)Last: Steve Pearce, 8/2/18 vs. NYY (1st career)

BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (3 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)

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

EJECTIONS (2 in 2019)

6/11 vs. TEX (5th inning), Cora and Benintendi (1B umpire Vic Carapazza)

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 22 12 2 8

SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS

HOME RUN TOTALS (115 in 2019)HOME: 51 AWAY: 64 SOLO: 76 2-RUN: 26 3-RUN: 11 GRAND SLAMS: 2

MISCELLANEOUS

OUTFIELD ASSISTS (20 in 2019)

Mookie Betts .................................................................................................7Jackie Bradley Jr. ...........................................................................................6Andrew Benintendi .......................................................................................2J.D. Martinez .................................................................................................2Sam Travis .....................................................................................................2Steve Pearce ..................................................................................................1

BREAKDOWNSRed Sox Game Notes Page 8

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 Hernández 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 Hernández 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 Hernández 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 Hernández 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...RHP Hector Velázquez reinstated from 10-day IL...1B/OF Sam Travis appointed as 26th man for London Series.

DATE TRANSACTION

STARTERS 23-27 4.54 430.0 418 238 217 129 460 59RELIEVERS 21-11-17 3.92 315.1 277 150 139 139 377 42

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

LEÓN 3 13 18.8 2 1SWIHART 1 4 20.0 0 0VÁZQUEZ 12 21 36.4 6 3

CATCHING CS SB CS% PB PKO

RED SOX 36 46 80 35 49 45 39 63 42 11 442OPPONENTS 45 53 52 45 26 44 40 36 39 8 388

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

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

1st: Benintendi (43, 26-17), Betts (34, 15-19), Chavis (4, 3-1), Pedroia (1, 0-1)2nd: Betts (45, 26-19), Benintendi (25, 14-11), Bogaerts (5, 2-3), Devers (4, 1-3), Vazquez (2, 1-1), Chavis (1, 0-1)3rd: Martinez (38, 24-14), Moreland (19, 10-9), Bogaerts (13, 6-7), Devers (9, 3-6), Pearce (3, 1-2)4th: Martinez (32, 16-16), Bogaerts (21, 9-12), Devers (18, 14-4), Moreland (7, 5-2), Chavis (2, 0-2), Pearce (2, 0-2)5th: Bogaerts (40, 24-16), Devers (19, 9-10), Chavis (6, 5-1), Moreland (4, 1-3), Holt (3, 1-2), Pearce (3, 1-2), Bradley Jr. (2, 1-1), Núñez (2, 1-1), Vázquez (2, 1-1), Travis (1, 0-1)6th: Devers (20, 14-6), Chavis (17, 9-8), Holt (13, 8-5), Vázquez (8, 5-3), Moreland (7, 2-5), Núñez (6, 1-5), Pearce (3, 1-2), Benintendi (2, 1-1), Pedroia (2, 1-1), Travis (2, 0-2), Bradley Jr. (1, 1-0), Swihart (1, 1-0)7th: Chavis (21, 15-6), Vázquez (12, 9-3), Bradley Jr. (10, 5-5), Núñez (10, 4-6), Pearce (10, 4-6), Holt (5, 2-3), Devers (4, 1-3), Moreland (3, 2-1), Pedroia (2, 1-1), Swihart (2, 0-2), Travis (2, 1-1), Hernández (1, 0-1)8th: Bradley Jr. (43, 27-16), Vázquez (11, 2-9), Núñez (10, 7-3), Chavis (4, 2-2), León (3, 0-3), Lin (3, 2-1), Hernández (2, 1-1), Swihart (2, 1-1), Devers (1, 1-0), Holt (1, 0-1), Pearce (1, 1-0), Pedroia (1, 0-1)9th: León (24, 15-9), Vázquez (20, 9-11), Bradley Jr. (14, 5-9), Núñez (7, 5-2), Hernández (5, 3-2), Lin (3, 3-0), Pitcher (3, 1-2), Chavis (2, 1-1), Holt (1, 0-1), Pearce (1, 0-1), Swihart (1, 1-0), Travis (1, 1-0)

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

C: Vázquez (49, 26-23), León (27, 15-12), Swihart (6, 3-3)1B: Moreland (37, 20-17), Chavis (27, 18-9), Pearce (15, 4-11), Travis (3, 2-1) 2B: Chavis (29, 17-12), Holt (18, 9-9), Núñez (18, 10-8), Hernández (8, 4-4), Lin (4, 3-1), Pedroia (4, 1-3), Vázquez (1, 0-1)SS: Bogaerts (79, 41-38), Holt (1, 1-0), Lin (1, 1-0), Nunez (1, 1-0)3B: Devers (74, 43-31), Núñez (6, 1-5), Chavis (1, 0-1), Holt (1, 0-1)LF: Benintendi (67, 39-28), Martinez (8, 3-5), Pearce (3, 2-1), Holt (2, 0-2), Travis (2, 0-2)CF: Bradley Jr. (69, 38-31), Betts (9, 3-6), Benintendi (3, 2-1), Lin (1, 1-0)RF: Betts (67, 35-32), Martinez (13, 7-6), Bradley Jr. (1, 1-0), Holt (1, 1-0)DH: Martinez (49, 30-19), Núñez (10, 6-4), Pearce (5, 2-3), Vazquez (5, 1-4), Moreland (3, 0-3), Betts (3, 3-0), 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 6/28 OFF DAY83 6/29 N NEW YORK-AL84 6/30 D NEW YORK-AL 7/1 OFF DAY85 7/2 N at Toronto86 7/3 N at Toronto87 7/4 N at Toronto88 7/5 N at Detroit89 7/6 D at Detroit90 7/7 D at Detroit 7/8 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/9 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/10 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/11 ALL-STAR BREAK

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7/12 N LOS ANGELES-NL 7/13 N LOS ANGELES-NL 7/14 N LOS ANGELES-NL 7/15 N TORONTO 7/16 N TORONTO 7/17 N TORONTO 7/18 D TORONTO 7/19 N at Baltimore 7/20 N at Baltimore 7/21 D at Baltimore 7/22 N at Tampa Bay 7/23 N at Tampa Bay 7/24 D at Tampa Bay 7/25 N NEW YORK-AL 7/26 N NEW YORK-AL 7/27 D NEW YORK-AL 7/28 N NEW YORK-AL 7/29 OFF DAY 7/30 N TAMPA BAY 7/31 N TAMPA BAY 8/1 N TAMPA BAY 8/2 N at New York-AL 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) 63 (38-25)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) 63 (38-25)Tzu-Wei Lin Left knee sprain May 4 49 (29-20)David Price Left elbow tendinitis May 6 (May 3) May 20 14 (10-4)Tyler Thornburg Right hip impingement May 23 33 (18-15)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 25 (15-10)Mitch Moreland Right quad strain June 8 19 (11-8)Heath Hembree Right elbow extensor strain June 14 (June 11) 15 (10-5)Hector Velázquez Low back strain June 19 June 29 7 (4-3)Brian Johnson Non-baseball related medical matter June 29 (June 27) 2019 Totals 13 Players 18 IL stints 478 Games Missed

PLAYER INJURY PLACED ON DL (RETRO) REINSTATED GAMES MISSED