Toronto Blue Jays beat Boston Red Sox 6-1 in frigid Fenway

Easton Lucas keeps Boston's bats in check as Blue Jays top Red Sox

George Springer homered and Easton Lucas pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings to help the visiting Toronto Blue Jays defeat the Boston Red Sox 6-1 on Tuesday in the second game of a four-game series. The game was scoreless until Springer…

Toronto Blue Jays beat Boston Red Sox 6-1 in frigid Fenway

The game-time temperature was 35 degrees, with gusts of up to 33 mph blowing in from left that made it feel like 19 degrees. According to Baseball Reference, it was the third-coldest temperature at first pitch at Fenway since records began being reliably kept in 1998.

Crochet calls Fenway debut ‘terrible,’ Red Sox bats cold on historically frigid night

Left-hander Garrett Crochet’s long-awaited Fenway debut got off to a historic start, just not the way he or the Red Sox hoped. It was 35 degrees when the game began, the third-coldest first-pitch temperature Baseball Reference has ever logged at the ballpark (just one degree warmer than the record), and far colder by the time the Toronto Blue Jays won 6-1 two hours and 46 minutes later. “It felt that way,” manager Alex Cora said of the temperatu…

George Springer homers, Easton Lucas keeps perfect ERA as Toronto beats Boston 6-1 in frigid Fenway

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Frozen at Fenway: Red Sox Lose to Blue Jays 6-1

When you make your home in Boston or Toronto, you’re probably used to the cold. But that doesn’t mean it’s fun to play baseball in it. The Red Sox and Blue Jays squared off in another frigid affair at Fenway Park on Tuesday night, with game time tempts registering at 35 degrees. “I went out to the mound twice and I felt it,” Red Sox manager Alex Cora said. “It was windy too. The dugout was OK, but you went out there and it was tough.” “It’s tou…

Alex Cora Points Out Irony After Red Sox's Loss In Bitter Cold

The Red Sox bats went pretty cold Tuesday night, but the actual weather conditions in Boston were even colder. The first-pitch temperature for Game 2 of the Blue Jays-Red Sox series was a frigid 35 degrees, and with wind gusts nearing 40 mph, it probably felt closer to 25 degrees. As Boston’s PR team revealed upon Garrett Crochet taking the hill, Tuesday marked the third-coldest first pitch temperature ever recorded at Fenway Park. The Red Sox n…