BSJ Daily Briefing 08.28.17 taken at BSJ Headquarters (Regular Features)

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So, we need to talk about the Red Sox.

They were just swept — at home, mind you — by the Orioles, who were four games under .500 until coming to Fenway Park. Now the Sox lead the Yankees by just 2.5 games as they head to Toronto (three games) and New York (four).

Anybody else getting a little tight?

They have done this before and responded. Let's see if they can continue that this week on the road. But, man, it's hard to feel all that confident in a team that goes this hot and cold, at least going forward. They got swept by the Indians last year. What we're seeing now is supposed to make fans feel they're that much better this time around if they get another chance?

And away we go...

LOOKING BACK

Sunday notes

If you were away from your computer all day with the nice weather, first of all, I'm jealous. Second of all, you missed our first full installment of Sunday notes. So you'll want to catch up. Good stuff here.

MLB

NFL

NHL

NBA

Red Sox

About those slumping Sox

Live Coverage from the 2-1 loss

Patriots

Breaking down the defense's performance against the Lions. I had some thoughts about the middle linebacker spot. If Dont'a Hightower is going to be on the outside, the alternatives on the inside have been underwhelming to this point, including David Harris.

Breaking down the offense's performance against the Lions. The Patriots look ready for the season, even though the Lions were largely pathetic.

TE Matt Lengel and DE Caleb Kidder were released.

PARTING THOUGHT

When you realize it will soon be September, the Red Sox were just swept at home by the Orioles, and are heading out on a seven-game road trip.



 

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