By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
The Boston Red Sox are the 2018 World Series Champions. In fact, they won the World Series with the second-most wins ever in MLB history.
The Red Sox had 118 wins during the regular season and postseason. Only the 1998 New York Yankees had more with 125.
Their Twitter account went after fans, or individuals, who questioned their season. On March 29th, the Red Sox were defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 4-0 going into the bottom of the eighth inning.
Then, the Rays had a come-from-behind effort to score six straight runs. Tampa Bay won the contest 6-4.
Chris Sale was the Boston pitcher to begin the season. The bullpen then blew Sale’s win, as Joe Kelly allowed four runs in 1/3 of an inning.
Sale got the final out for the Red Sox as he pitched the final inning. He went one inning and struck out three batters in the ninth inning.
Manager Alex Cora — who became the first Puerto Rico manager to win the World Series — also called on Kelly for the eighth inning. Kelly — who was lights out for the postseason — also struck out three batters in one inning of work.
While Red Sox fans were celebrating around the world after the Red Sox defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 on Sunday night, the Red Sox social media manager had an idea on their mind. They decided to go back and troll fans, who said it was going to be a bad year.
