Red Sox struggle with three straight series losses, last against Pirates
The Boston Globe • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 1:56 AM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026
The Boston Red Sox continue to face challenges, losing their latest series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Entering Sunday, the Red Sox dropped three consecutive series and hold a 2-7 record against teams that currently reside in last place in their divisions, including the Athletics, Blue Jays, and Pirates. Interim manager Chad Tracy emphasized the importance of execution in the game. This pattern of underperformance raises concerns about the team's trajectory as they near the end of the season.
- •Red Sox lost to Pirates, extending their losing streak.
- •Team has dropped three consecutive series.
- •Current record stands at 2-7 against last-place teams.
- •Chad Tracy emphasizes need for better execution.
- •Concerns grow about team's performance as season progresses.
- 1:56 AMThe Boston Globe — Turbulent times continue for Red Sox, beaten by the Pirates in their latest series loss to a last-place team - The Boston Globe
"The Red Sox have lost three straight series, going 2-7 against teams (A’s, Blue Jays, Pirates) that entered Sunday in last place in their divisions.
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