The Red Sox are pretty much garbage right now. They finished 10-19 in a horrific month of May, while batting .237 as a team and failing to score more than two runs in 16 of 29 games.Yet somehow, despite a 22-29 record, Boston is miraculously only four games out of first place. The Sox just went 3-7 in their last 10, but only lost half a game in the standings.
Yankees/Rays lead AL East at 26-25 (.510 win pct). That is worst record by AL East leader(s) entering June in divisional era (via #ELIAS)
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) June 1, 2015
#RedSox research from @HRube5297 & @Mike_Dyer13 - lowest runs per game in a single month since August, 1913 pic.twitter.com/xE0LueSliK
— Tom Leyden (@TomLeyden) June 2, 2015
June is a new month, however. Tonight, Boston was rained out vs. Minnesota--in Bull Durham, it was a "rainout" (sorry there's not a better clip available) that turned their season around...
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