Sean McAdam: Red Sox’ sweep of Dodgers comes with certificate of authenticity
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LOS ANGELES — Twenty hours before MLB’s trade deadline, with eight weeks remaining in the regular season, the Red Sox reasserted Sunday evening the case they have been building for well beyond a month: They are determined to make something of 2026. Los Angeles (69-43) let Wyatt Mills, a former Red Sox farmhand, wear it in the late innings.
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LOS ANGELES — Twenty hours before MLB’s trade deadline, with eight weeks remaining in the regular season, the Red Sox reasserted Sunday evening the case they have been building for well beyond a month: They are determined to make something of 2026.
according to The Boston GlobeLos Angeles (69-43) let Wyatt Mills, a former Red Sox farmhand, wear it in the late innings.
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