The Boston Red Sox are one of many teams getting ready for the Major League Baseball playoffs. Despite a poor game against the New York Yankees, Boston could snag one of the American League Wild Card spots.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone discusses the offense's strong at-bats, facing Aroldis Chapman and the athleticism of Cody Bellinger

Boston Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet just had an amazing start against the Athletics, after having the worst start of his career against the Cleveland Guardians. According to Crochet, the reason for his quick turnaround was thanks to an unexpected teammate.

Nick Sogard lined a two-run double and Alex Cora got his 600th win as Boston manager when the Red Sox rallied to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-4.

The Boston Red Sox unsurprisingly got another stellar outing from All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman on Sunday. Boston took on the Arizona Diamondbacks and avoided a sweep by the skin of its teeth. The Red Sox struck late and then sent Chapman into the game for the bottom of the ninth.

PHOENIX — Instant reactions to the Red Sox (79-65) clawing their way to a 7-4, comeback win over the Diamondbacks on the back of unlikely hero Nick Sogard to avoid a sweep in Arizona:

Aroldis Chapman has a reputation as a power pitcher, built through 16 years of routinely popping 100 mph on the radar gun.

Before the season, the Red Sox brought in Alex Bregman, Garrett Crochet, and Aroldis Chapman. All three moves have been phenomenal. Bregman, Crochet, and Chapman are having great seasons and all were named All-Stars this year for the team.