Yesterday, Major League Baseball officially announced every team’s schedule for 2026. And I’ll be honest, the Red Sox’ schedule kind of sucks!

Red Sox manager Alex Cora had this to say after his team’s 3-2 victory on Wednesday night: “It's total team effort here,” Cora said. “It's not about a one-man show or whatever. Everybody contributes.”

The unique quirks, oddities and head-scratchers of Red Sox' 2026 schedule originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston The National Football League likes to make a spectacle out of its schedule release date, teasing the moment as must-see TV for months and generating enough hype to actually squeeze some ratings out of the ordeal.

As the 2025 season kicked off, there was a lot chatter about the Brewers and most of it wasn't positive after a quiet offseason. There were plenty of people out there saying this

4) Story belted his 22nd homer of the season and his third blast on the road trip. His 386-foot, 109.8 mph shot gave the Red Sox a 1-0 lead with two outs in the first inning. He connected on a changeup from Orioles starter Cade Povich.

Has the reduction in divisional play impacted storied rivalries such as this one, or Dodgers/Giants, which dates to the 19th century – older than the entire American League – and which shaped westward expansion when they jointly moved to California in 1958?

Where would the Boston Red Sox be right now without Trevor Story? It's been a renaissance year for the two-time All-Star, especially after he got off to a rocky