BOSTON -- The Red Sox appear to be getting hot again.
After starting the season on a 17-2 run, Boston slowed down, allowing the New York Yankees to catch them in the American League East.
But the Red Sox are 4-1 on the homestand that ends with a Wednesday matinee at Fenway Park against the floundering Toronto Blue Jays.
The Red Sox (38-17) have won the first two games of the series and send Eduardo Rodriguez out to face Sam Gaviglio in Game 3. Boston is 6-2 against Toronto this season and has scored 16 runs in the last two games and 31 on the homestand.