On the season the Red Sox have an Over/Under record of 4-11 and a run-line W/L record of 6-9 and the White Sox have an Over/Under record of 10-5 and a run-line W/L record of 7-8.
This season the White Sox are 6-3 at home and the Red Sox are 4-5 on the road.
One team is worried about its record in the young season, while the other is thrilled with its mega offensive production from a Latino slugger. Can you guess which Sox team is which? The answer might surprise you.
A most unpredictable Stanley Cup Final resumes in Chicago Saturday night on the heels of the highest scoring and likely most exciting Finals game in years. The Chicago Blackhawks bucked the odds and came up with their best effort in Game 4 which proves again the adage that there simply is no momentum in the Stanley Cup Final.
Two of the teams with the most passionate fan bases meet in Wrigley Field this weekend for a rare matchup. Boston sits two games under .500 and dead last in the American League East.
Chicago’s south side will be the site of a battle between the Red Sox and the White Sox Thursday night.
Derrick Rose participated in his first full contact practice in weeks Wednesday night, but he is still listed as questionable for this contest. Boston has been playing much better basketball of late.
