2019 Boston Red Sox season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Box/ Streak
110 Aug 1 Rays 4-9 McKay ( 2-1 ) Cashner ( 10-6 ) - Fenway Park 37,225 59-51 L4
111 Aug 2 @ Yankees 2-4 Paxton ( 6-6 ) Rodríguez ( 13-5 ) Chapman ( 28 ) Yankee Stadium 46,932 59-52 L5
112 Aug 3 ( 1 ) @ Yankees 2-9 Germán ( 14-2 ) Sale ( 5-11 ) - Yankee Stadium 46,625 59-53 L6
113 Aug 3 ( 2 ) @ Yankees 4-6 Kahnle ( 3-0 ) Barnes ( 3-4 ) Chapman ( 29 ) Yankee Stadium 48,101 59-54 L7
114 Aug 4 @ Yankees 4-7 Happ ( 9-6 ) Price ( 7-5 ) Green ( 2 ) Yankee Stadium 47,267 59-55 L8
115 Aug 5 Royals 7-5 Porcello ( 10-8 ) Montgomery ( 1-5 ) Workman ( 6 ) Fenway Park 33,636 60-55 W1
116 Aug 6 Royals 2-6 Junis ( 7-10 ) Cashner ( 10-7 ) - Fenway Park 36,360 60-56 L1
117 Aug 7 Royals 5-4 ( 10 ) Taylor ( 1-1 ) Lovelady ( 0-2 ) - Fenway Park 32,453 61-56 W1
118 Aug 8 Angels 3-0 Sale ( 6-11 ) Peters ( 2-1 ) Workman ( 7 ) Fenway Park 34,744 62-56 W2
119 Aug 9 Angels 16-4 Walden ( 7-1 ) Barría ( 4-6 ) - Fenway Park 36,650 63-56 W3
120 Aug 10 Angels 4-12 Cole ( 2-3 ) Porcello ( 10-9 ) - Fenway Park 36,390 63-57 L1
121 Aug 11 Angels 4-5 ( 10 ) Robles ( 4-0 ) Weber ( 1-2 ) - Fenway Park 36,709 63-58 L2
122 Aug 12 @ Indians 5-6 Hand ( 6-3 ) Walden ( 7-2 ) - Progressive Field 24,770 63-59 L3
123 Aug 13 @ Indians 7-6 ( 10 ) Workman ( 9-1 ) Wittgren ( 4-1 ) Cashner ( 1 ) Progressive Field 26,662 64-59 W1
124 Aug 14 @ Indians 5-1 Eovaldi ( 1-0 ) Bieber ( 12-5 ) - Progressive Field 29,535 65-59 W2
125 Aug 16 Orioles 9-1 Porcello ( 11-9 ) Brooks ( 2-7 ) - Fenway Park 37,213 66-59 W3
126 Aug 17 Orioles 4-0 Rodríguez ( 14-5 ) Wojciechowski ( 2-6 ) - Fenway Park 36,744 67-59 W4
127 Aug 18 Orioles 13-7 Walden ( 8-2 ) Fry ( 1-5 ) - Fenway Park 36,350 68-59 W5
128 Aug 20 Phillies 2-3 Nola ( 12-3 ) Johnson ( 1-2 ) Neris ( 22 ) Fenway Park 37,712 68-60 L1
129 Aug 21 Phillies 2-5 Hughes ( 4-5 ) Porcello ( 11-10 ) Neris ( 23 ) Fenway Park 37,077 68-61 L2
The 2019 Boston Red Sox season was the 119th season in the team's history, and their 108th season at Fenway Park. The Red Sox entered the season as reigning World Series champions, but did not repeat, as they were eliminated from the playoff race on September 20. With a record of 84-78 (.519), they finished third in the American League East, the first time they did not win their division since 2015.