See all the Globe sports fronts from 11 21st-century championships Since 2000, Boston pro sports teams have won an astonishing 11 titles. Here?s a look at the Globe?s sports fronts from those wins.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Red Sox have some major contract issues coming up David Price has a player option, Chris Sale a team option, and Mookie Betts and Xander Bogaerts are arbitration-eligible.
Red Sox? cramped clubhouse in LA bubbled over with joy Their digs in Dodger Stadium were hardly conducive to an all-out party, but that didn?t stop one from breaking out.
CHAD FINN
Where does this Red Sox championship rank among the four this century? All four had their unforgettable moments and players, but was this the best one yet?
Samuel Adams is releasing a Red Sox-themed IPA, and it?s only available this week Meet the Damage Done Double IPA.
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Brock Holt hoisted the World Series championship trophy above his head before the team came back to Boston.
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David Price, Christian Vazquez, and Chris Sale celebrated after the Red Sox defeated the Dodgers, 5-1.
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David Price hoisted the trophy as the Red Sox celebrated their World Series victory.
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Red Sox fans gathered outside Fenway Park.
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Price embraced Rick Porcello.
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Red Sox fans gathered outside of Fenway Park.
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Steve Pearce trotted around the bases after his eighth-inning homer.
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Red Sox fans celebrated inside Tony C?s on Boylston Street after the game.
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Vazquez reacted after Manny Machado struck out to end the game.
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Price reacted after closing out the Dodgers in the seventh inning.
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Mookie Betts celebrated with Vazquez after hitting a home run in the sixth inning.
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Matt Damon and Ben Affleck cheered on the Red Sox in the seventh inning.
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Joe Kelly screamed after striking out the side in the eighth inning.
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Betts hit a home run off Clayton Kershaw in the sixth inning.
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J.D. Martinez rounded the bases after hitting a solo home run in the seventh inning.
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Price pitched during the fifth inning.
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Pearce celebrated with J.D. Martinez after his first inning home run.
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Pearce rounded the bases after hitting his first homer of the game.
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Cora celebrated on the field.
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Sale celebrated with champagne and beer in the locker room.
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Andrew Benitendi poured champagne on Craig Kimbrel.
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Red Sox players hoisted the championship trophy during the locker room celebration.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
This was one of the greatest teams in baseball history Staking a claim as one of the greatest teams in baseball history, the 2018 Red Sox finished with 119 wins, including an 11-3 record in the postseason.
ALEX SPEIER
A sense of shared purpose and unity was apparent from spring ? these players truly cared about each other.
Globe Staff
The parade will start on Lansdowne Street at historic Fenway Park and wind through Boston.
Tara Sullivan
David Price directed his own tale of redemption It was fitting the Red Sox lefthander turned in his greatest performance in the shadows of Hollywood.
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They were professors and accountants, dentists and beloved doctors serving their local community.
Sanders appeared to choke up with emotion while addressing the Pittsburgh shooting, but then verbally sparred with journalists about President Trump?s rhetoric after a pipe bomb was sent to CNN.
Speaking in Boston, Jeff Sessions says he may pursue death penalty against Pittsburgh shooter Attorney General Jeff Sessions said a discussion of religious liberty ?could not come at a more important time? after Saturday?s shooting in Pittsburgh.
About 1,000 people gathered on Boston Common Sunday to remember the 11 people slain Saturday at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Other vigils were held across the state.
Alex Cora, Terry Francona, and John Farrell all won titles in their first year. What lessons can we learn from that? Professors see parallels between the team?s direction and change at the top of companies like GE.
NAMES
Rob Gronkowski and the Patriots respond to Franklin boy teased for painting his nails In a tweet on Saturday, the tight end and his team told the 5-year-old to ?Do what makes you the happiest.?
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Several notable restaurants have celebrated silver anniversaries over the past year. How did they do it? We talked to their owners to find out.
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Support is dropping for ballot question on nurse staffing, poll shows A new Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll shows the margins are widening ? yes, widening ? in several campaigns as Election Day comes closer.
Coke is shutting down bottling operations in Needham, and 146 jobs will be cut The company is working with the union to move interested workers to other locations. The facility will be a home for distribution and maintenance for vending machines and other sales equipment.
This Week in Weed
Alcohol industry sees its future in marijuana The alcohol industry?s push into pot isn?t about freeing the plant or social justice or anything feel-good. This is about money.
Smith employee who called police on black student didn?t act out of racial bias, report says Despite the finding, college president Kathleen McCartney also acknowledged that the school could do more to prevent similar incidents.
Women & Power
Leaders from the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts let us in on some wisdom that?s helped them on their career paths.
Lawsuit says New Hampshire lawmaker hit porn film maker A New Hampshire state lawmaker producing and starring in a porn film assaulted his business partner in California after he felt his scenes didn?t go well, according to a lawsuit.
Come see Globe Live After two sold-out seasons, Globe Live ? a live storytelling show featuring the Globe?s top journalists ? returns to the Emerson Paramount Center Nov. 3 & 4.
Michael A. Cohen
Warning the country about rising anti-Semitism The ground for the massacre in Pittsburgh had been laid years in advance.
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Globe photographers captured the sights at the ballpark as the Red Sox took home another World Series title.
Buffalo has a good defense, but Tom Brady and the Patriots have tormented better and should roll on Monday Night Football.
John Bradley Jr., fired in 2012, and DA Timothy Cruz are squaring off again ? this time at the ballot box.
The story of how the "Sand Palace" made it through Michael while most of its neighbors collapsed is one about building in hurricane-prone Florida.
Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and others are making the familiar moves of a candidate eyeing the White House. There?s just one thing they need to do first: Win reelection.
An official said there likely won?t be any survivors from the crash of the Lion Air 737, which went down Monday shortly after leaving Jakarta.
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General Motors says it will ask the federal government for one national gas mileage standard, including a requirement that a percentage of auto companies' sales be zero-emissions vehicles
There still aren?t enough women at the table, a study concludes.
His technique remains stupendous; at the end of a packed program he sailed through the ferocious technical demands of Chopin?s Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante.
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How an outsider bucked the prevailing Alzheimer?s theory MGH?s Robert Moir kept pushing his alternative explanation though his papers and grant applications were repeatedly rejected.
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
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