2001 Boston Red Sox season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
1 April 2 @ Orioles 1-2 ( 11 ) Kohlmeier ( 1-0 ) Lowe ( 0-1 ) - Camden Yards 46,547 0-1 L1
2 April 4 @ Orioles 3-0 Nomo ( 1-0 ) Ponson ( 0-1 ) - Camden Yards 35,602 1-1 W1
3 April 5 @ Orioles 1-2 Groom ( 1-0 ) Lowe ( 0-2 ) - Camden Yards 33,469 1-2 L1
4 April 6 Devil Rays 11-4 Wakefield ( 1-0 ) Rupe ( 0-1 ) - Fenway Park 33,525 2-2 W1
5 April 7 Devil Rays 6-2 Crawford ( 1-0 ) Harper ( 0-1 ) - Fenway Park 31,660 3-2 W2
6 April 8 Devil Rays 3-0 Martínez ( 1-0 ) Lopez ( 1-1 ) Lowe ( 1 ) Fenway Park 31,383 4-2 W3
7 April 10 Orioles 10-1 Nomo ( 2-0 ) Ponson ( 0-2 ) Wakefield ( 1 ) Fenway Park 27,664 5-2 W4
8 April 11 Orioles 4-5 Roberts ( 1-0 ) Castillo ( 0-1 ) Groom ( 1 ) Fenway Park 26,302 5-3 L1
9 April 12 Orioles 8-2 Ohka ( 1-0 ) Mercedes ( 0-2 ) Arrojo ( 1 ) Fenway Park 30,083 6-3 W1
10 April 13 Yankees 3-2 ( 10 ) Lowe ( 1-2 ) Rivera ( 0-1 ) - Fenway Park 33,124 7-3 W2
11 April 14 Yankees 2-3 Stanton ( 1-0 ) Schourek ( 0-1 ) Rivera ( 3 ) Fenway Park 33,396 7-4 L1
12 April 15 Yankees 5-4 Garcés ( 1-0 ) Pettitte ( 2-1 ) Arrojo ( 2 ) Fenway Park 32,127 8-4 W1
13 April 16 Yankees 4-1 Castillo ( 1-1 ) Mussina ( 1-1 ) Beck ( 1 ) Fenway Park 33,373 9-4 W2
14 April 17 @ Devil Rays 10-0 Ohka ( 2-0 ) Harper ( 0-2 ) - Tropicana Field 19,433 10-4 W3
15 April 18 @ Devil Rays 9-1 Arrojo ( 1-0 ) Sturtze ( 0-2 ) - Tropicana Field 16,622 11-4 W4
16 April 19 @ Devil Rays 8-3 Martínez ( 2-0 ) Wilson ( 0-2 ) Lowe ( 2 ) Tropicana Field 22,026 12-4 W5
17 April 20 @ Yankees 1-6 Pettitte ( 3-1 ) Nomo ( 2-1 ) - Yankee Stadium 54,366 12-5 L1
18 April 21 @ Yankees 8-3 Castillo ( 2-1 ) Mussina ( 1-2 ) - Yankee Stadium 55,483 13-5 W1
19 April 22 @ Yankees 3-4 ( 10 ) Rivera ( 1-1 ) Lowe ( 1-3 ) - Yankee Stadium 55,278 13-6 L1
20 April 24 Twins 9-4 Crawford ( 2-0 ) Redman ( 1-2 ) Wakefield ( 2 ) Fenway Park 32,557 14-6 W1
The 2001 Boston Red Sox season was the 101st season in the franchise's Major League Baseball history. The Red Sox finished second in the American League East with a record of 82 wins and 79 losses, 13½ games behind the New York Yankees. The Red Sox did not qualify for the postseason, as the AL wild card was the Oakland Athletics who had finished second in the American League West with a record of 102-60.