Jun 20

HOU4
ATH6
Final
SD5
LAD3
Final
SEA37-36
CHC45-29
MLBN @6:20 PM UTC
TEX36-39
PIT30-46
KDAF @10:40 PM UTC
DET48-28
TB41-34
FSUN @11:05 PM UTC
BAL32-42
NYY43-31
MLBN @11:05 PM UTC
CWS23-52
TOR40-34
CHSN @11:07 PM UTC
ATL34-39
MIA29-44
FDFL @11:10 PM UTC
CIN39-36
STL40-35
FDOH @11:15 PM UTC
NYM45-30
PHI45-30
ATV @11:15 PM UTC

Jun 21

MIL40-35
MIN37-37
TWTV @12:10 AM UTC
ARI37-37
COL17-58
DBTV @12:40 AM UTC
HOU43-32
LAA36-38
FDW @1:38 AM UTC
KC37-38
SD40-34
ATV @1:40 AM UTC
CLE37-36
ATH31-46
NBCSCA @2:05 AM UTC
WAS31-44
LAD46-30
MLBN @2:10 AM UTC
BOS39-37
SF42-33
NBCSBAY @2:15 AM UTC
DET48-28
TB41-34
MLBN @4:10 PM UTC
BAL32-42
NYY43-31
MASN @5:05 PM UTC
MIL40-35
MIN37-37
TWTV @6:10 PM UTC
CIN39-36
STL40-35
FDOH @6:15 PM UTC
SEA37-36
CHC45-29
MARQ @6:20 PM UTC
CWS23-52
TOR40-34
CHSN @7:07 PM UTC
TEX36-39
PIT30-46
FS1 @8:05 PM UTC
BOS39-37
SF42-33
NBCSBAY @8:05 PM UTC
ATL34-39
MIA29-44
FDFL @8:10 PM UTC
KC37-38
SD40-34
FOX @11:15 PM UTC
NYM45-30
PHI45-30
FOX @11:15 PM UTC

Jun 22

ARI37-37
COL17-58
DBTV @1:10 AM UTC
HOU43-32
LAA36-38
FDW @1:38 AM UTC
CLE37-36
ATH31-46
NBCSCA @2:05 AM UTC
WAS31-44
LAD46-30
MLBN @2:10 AM UTC
BAL32-42
NYY43-31
Roku @3:35 PM UTC
DET48-28
TB41-34
FSUN @4:10 PM UTC
TEX36-39
PIT30-46
MLBN @5:35 PM UTC
CWS23-52
TOR40-34
CHSN @5:37 PM UTC
ATL34-39
MIA29-44
FDFL @5:40 PM UTC
MIL40-35
MIN37-37
TWTV @6:10 PM UTC
CIN39-36
STL40-35
FDOH @6:15 PM UTC
SEA37-36
CHC45-29
MARQ @6:20 PM UTC
ARI37-37
COL17-58
DBTV @7:10 PM UTC
CLE37-36
ATH31-46
NBCSCA @8:05 PM UTC
BOS39-37
SF42-33
NBCSBAY @8:05 PM UTC
HOU43-32
LAA36-38
FDW @8:07 PM UTC
WAS31-44
LAD46-30
MASN @8:10 PM UTC
KC37-38
SD40-34
FDKC @8:10 PM UTC
NYM45-30
PHI45-30
ESPN @11:10 PM UTC

Jun 23

TEX36-39
BAL32-42
RASN @10:35 PM UTC
ATL34-39
NYM45-30
SNY @11:10 PM UTC
NYY43-31
CIN39-36
FDOH @11:10 PM UTC
ARI37-37
CWS23-52
DBTV @11:40 PM UTC
SEA37-36
MIN37-37
FS1 @11:40 PM UTC
PIT30-46
MIL40-35
SNPT @11:40 PM UTC
CHC45-29
STL40-35
MARQ @11:45 PM UTC

Comparing Devers to '04, '07, '13 Red Sox third basemen

For the next few days, we'll be reminiscing on 2004, 2007, and 2013 Red Sox champions at each position and seeing how they stack up against their 2018 counterparts. Today, we discuss the third base position. . .

Bill Mueller, 2004

Regular season:  .283/.365/.446, 12 HR, 57 RBI

Playoffs: .321/.406/.375, 0 HR, 3 RBI

Year in summary: While 2003 was Mueller's best of his three years in Boston, he certainly was no slouch in '04. Mueller was a key contributor in breaking the curse. His most notable moment of the 2004 championship campaign has to be his game-tying single in Game 4 of the ALCS. Dave Roberts gets the credit for "The Steal," but it would have been all for naught if Mueller didn't emerge as a hero.

Mike Lowell, 2007

Regular season: .324/.378/.501, 21 HR, 120 RBI

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Playoffs: .353/.410/.608, 2 HR, 15 RBI

Year in summary:  First things first, Mike Lowell was the 2007 World Series MVP, so that speaks for itself. As for his season as a whole, Lowell finished fifth in AL MVP voting. He will always be a fan favorite in Boston.

Will Middlebrooks, 2013

Regular season: .227/.271/.425, 17 HR, 49 RBI

Playoffs:  .160/.250/.240, 0 HR, 1 RBI. (Rookie Xander Bogaerts got the majority of the playing time at third base throughout the postseason.)

Year in summary: A hyped homegrown prospect, Middlebrooks' career simply never panned out following a promising 2012 rookie season. He struggled mightily at the plate throughout 2013 and ultimately was replaced by then-rookie Xander Bogaerts as the starting third baseman in the playoffs.

Rafael Devers, 2018

Regular season (so far): .238/.295/.415, 17 HR, 56 RBI

Year in summary: Devers hit the ground running after making his debut in 2017. His 2018 season, however, has been less than stellar. The pop is still very much there, but Devers still needs to cut down on the errors at third and find some consistency at the plate. The 21-year-old has plenty of time to figure things out, and should have a golden opportunity to do so in this year's playoffs.

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