Red Sox Open Homestand with Loss to Arizona

Boston Struggles Continue at Fenway Park

Team Looks to Turn Things Around on Upcoming Road Trip

The Boston Red Sox opened their seven-game homestand at Fenway Park with a disappointing 12-2 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night.

The Red Sox have struggled at home all season, posting a record of just 27-34. Their loss to the Diamondbacks extended their losing streak at Fenway to three games.

The Red Sox offense, which has been one of the best in the league all season, was held in check by the Diamondbacks pitching staff. Boston managed just six hits and two runs off of Arizona starter Zac Gallen and three relievers.

The Red Sox are now 4-6 on their current homestand and have lost four of their last five games overall.

The team will look to turn things around on an upcoming three-game road trip to Toronto. The Red Sox will face the Blue Jays on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

• The Red Sox have lost three straight games at Fenway Park.
• Boston's record at home this season is 27-34.
• The Red Sox offense was held in check by the Diamondbacks pitching staff.
• Boston managed just six hits and two runs off of Arizona starter Zac Gallen and three relievers.
• The Red Sox are now 4-6 on their current homestand and have lost four of their last five games overall.
• The team will look to turn things around on an upcoming three-game road trip to Toronto.