The Boston Red Sox began July in the basement of the AL East. They ended it six games back of the division lead, three games back of the final wild-card spot and seven games over .500. Now 58-51, Boston went a head-turning 21-4 in July, logging the franchise’s best-ever win percentage in a full calendar month (.840) and transforming from potential trade deadline sellers into a team with reason to add to a playoff-contending roster.
The Red Sox, led by interim manager Chad Tracy — who’s in his fourth month at the helm after Boston fired Alex Cora and a collection of other coaches in April — wrapped their season-changing month on Friday night…
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