Boston routs White Sox as Brunasky seals grand slam day
In Boston a massive harbor parade accompanies the Red Sox 11-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. Tom Brunansky drives in five runs including a second grand slam in two days while Mo Vaughn adds a three run homer. About 2 million viewers watch the harbor sailing near Fenway Park.
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Red Sox power show at Fenway in 33 405 crowd
In Fenway Park 33 405 watched as Boston took seven runs on two hits. Butch Hopson said the team needs more of that power and loaded bases. The Red Sox pace shows five grand slams tying league lead despite last place homers. Wade Boggs noted an intentional walk before Brunansky’s sixth inning homer.
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All Star Baseball All Divisions Standings and Schedule
Major League standings show AL leaders with Boston 11 over Chicago 2 and Minnesota 6 over Baltimore 5 while NL lists San Francisco 3 and St Louis 4 atop. Today’s nine interleague matchups include Boston at Chicago and New York at Houston with several other AL and NL games. An All-Star Game is scheduled for Tuesday in San Diego at 7:35 p.m.
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