The Boston Red Sox are one of the biggest MLB teams and here is their schedule for the 2021 season
Founded in 1901, The Boston Red Sox are one of the most successful teams in MLB. The team that plies its trade at the Fenway Park are owned by Fenway Sports Group, which famously owns the legendary football club Liverpool FC.
With 9 World Series Championships, they stand number three in the most championships won. Their last appearance in a World Series was in 2018, which they eventually won.
The Red Sox, which is a club belonging to the American League’s East Division, first won the title in the year 1903, just two years after they were founded. Following their fifth title win in 1918, they underwent a massive dry spell that lasted 86 years.
After that huge gap, they won the title in 2004. Since then, they have won it thrice – 2007, 2013 and 2018.
Besides this, The Red Sox have 10 East Division titles, with the most recent one being – 2018. They are currently fifth in the list of Best win-loss record in the history of the league.
They are managed by Alex Cora.
Boston Red Sox 2021 Players roster
Matt Andriese, Jonathan Arauz, Matt Barnes, Eduard Bazardo Brandon Brennan, Colten Brewer, Austin Brice, Michael Chavis, Nathan Eovaldi, Darwinzon Hernandez, Tanner Houck, Adam Ottavino, Martin Perez, Nick Pivetta, Garrett Richards, Yacksel Ríos, Eduardo Rodriguez. Hirokazu Sawamura, Josh Taylor, Phillips Valdez, Ryan Weber, Garrett Whitlock, Brandon Workman
Catchers
Kevin Plawecki, Christian Vazquez, Connor Wong
Infielders
Christian Arroyo, Xander Bogaerts, Bobby Dalbec, Rafael Devers, Enrique Hernandez, Danny Santana
Outfielders
Franchy Cordero, Marwin Gonzalez, Hunter Renfroe, Alex Verdugo
Other Positions
J.D. Martinez
Boston Red Sox 2021 MLB Schedule
| @ New York | Fri, 16 Jul |
| @ New York | Sat, 17 Jul |
| @ New York | Sun, 18 Jul |
| @ New York | Mon, 19 Jul |
| @ Toronto | Tue, 20 Jul |
| @ Toronto | Wed, 21 Jul |
| @ Toronto | Thu, 22 Jul |
| vs New York | Fri, 23 Jul |
| vs New York | Sat, 24 Jul |
| vs New York | Sun, 25 Jul |
| vs New York | Sun, 25 Jul |
| vs Toronto | Tue, 27 Jul |
| vs Toronto | Wed, 28 Jul |
| vs Toronto | Thu, 29 Jul |
| vs Toronto | Fri, 30 Jul |
| @ Tampa Bay | Sat, 31 Jul |
| @ Tampa Bay | Sun, 1 Aug |
| @ Tampa Bay | Mon, 2 Aug |
| @ Detroit | Wed, 4 Aug |
| @ Detroit | Thu, 5 Aug |
| @ Detroit | Thu, 5 Aug |
| @ Toronto | Sat, 7 Aug |
| @ Toronto | Sun, 8 Aug |
| @ Toronto | Sun, 8 Aug |
| vs Tampa Bay | Wed, 11 Aug |
| vs Tampa Bay | Thu, 12 Aug |
| vs Tampa Bay | Fri, 13 Aug |
| vs Baltimore | Sat, 14 Aug |
| vs Baltimore | Sun, 15 Aug |
| vs Baltimore | Sun, 15 Aug |
| @ New York | Wed, 18 Aug |
| @ New York | Thu, 19 Aug |
| vs Texas | Sat, 21 Aug |
| vs Texas | Sun, 22 Aug |
| vs Texas | Sun, 22 Aug |
| vs Minnesota | Wed, 25 Aug |
| vs Minnesota | Thu, 26 Aug |
| vs Minnesota | Fri, 27 Aug |
| @ Cleveland | Sat, 28 Aug |
| @ Cleveland | Sun, 29 Aug |
| @ Cleveland | Sun, 29 Aug |
| @ Tampa Bay | Tue, 31 Aug |
| @ Tampa Bay | Wed, 1 Sep |
| @ Tampa Bay | Thu, 2 Sep |
| @ Tampa Bay | Fri, 3 Sep |
| vs Cleveland | Sat, 4 Sep |
| vs Cleveland | Sun, 5 Sep |
| vs Cleveland | Sun, 5 Sep |
| vs Tampa Bay | Mon, 6 Sep |
| vs Tampa Bay | Wed, 8 Sep |
| vs Tampa Bay | Thu, 9 Sep |
| @ Chicago | Sat, 11 Sep |
| @ Chicago | Sun, 12 Sep |
| @ Chicago | Sun, 12 Sep |
| @ Seattle | Tue, 14 Sep |
| @ Seattle | Wed, 15 Sep |
| @ Seattle | Thu, 16 Sep |
| vs Baltimore | Sat, 18 Sep |
| vs Baltimore | Sat, 18 Sep |
| vs Baltimore | Sun, 19 Sep |
| vs New York Mets | Wed, 22 Sep |
| vs New York Mets | Thu, 23 Sep |
| vs New York | Sat, 25 Sep |
| vs New York | Sun, 26 Sep |
| vs New York | Sun, 26 Sep |
| @ Baltimore | Wed, 29 Sep |
| @ Baltimore | Thu, 30 Sep |
| @ Baltimore | Fri, 1 Oct |
| @ Washington | Sat, 2 Oct |
| @ Washington | Sun, 3 Oct |
| @ Washington | Sun, 3 Oct |
