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Boston Red Sox schedule 2026
MLB's regular season runs 162 games from late March through the end of September: 81 home games at Fenway Park, 81 on the road. The Red Sox play 19 games against each AL East rival — Yankees, Blue Jays, Rays, Orioles — split roughly evenly between Fenway and the visiting park. Patriots' Day at Fenway falls on the third Monday of April — the team plays a morning home game starting at 11:00 a.m. ET that coincides with the Boston Marathon, with fans walking from the ballpark to Kenmore Square to watch the marathon's final mile. Opening Day at Fenway is typically in the second week of April. The postseason starts in early October with the Wild Card Series. Use the schedule strip above to filter by month, opponent, or home/away.
The next Red Sox game appears at the top of the schedule on this page, with the opponent, date, first-pitch time in Eastern Time, and home-or-road indicator pulled directly from the live MLB feed. The Red Sox play almost every day from the season opener through the end of September. If the team is on a road trip, this page shows the visiting city and the start time in your local time zone where possible. Spring training games run at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Florida from mid-February through late March. Once the regular season ends, if the Red Sox qualify for the postseason, this page rolls straight into Wild Card, ALDS, ALCS, and World Series matchups as they're set.
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Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Northeastern Huskies Baseball
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Port Charlotte, FL · Charlotte Sports Park
Tampa Bay Rays vs. Boston Red Sox
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Sun
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Minnesota Twins
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Sarasota, FL · Ed Smith Stadium
Baltimore Orioles vs. Boston Red Sox
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Mon
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. St. Louis Cardinals
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Tue
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Philadelphia Phillies
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Wed
Bradenton, FL · LECOM Park
Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Boston Red Sox
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Thu
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles
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Fri
Fort Myers, FL · Lee Health Sports Complex
Minnesota Twins vs. Boston Red Sox
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Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Atlanta Braves
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Sun
Lakeland, FL · Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium
Detroit Tigers vs. Boston Red Sox
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Mon
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays
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Jupiter, FL · Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals vs. Boston Red Sox
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West Palm Beach, FL · Cacti Park of the Palm Beaches
Washington Nationals vs. Boston Red Sox
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Port Charlotte, FL · Charlotte Sports Park
Tampa Bay Rays vs. Boston Red Sox
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Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Minnesota Twins
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Sun
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays
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Clearwater, FL · BayCare Ballpark
Philadelphia Phillies vs. Boston Red Sox
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Wed
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Atlanta Braves
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Thu
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Washington Nationals
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Fri
Bradenton, FL · LECOM Park
Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Boston Red Sox
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Sat
Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays
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Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. Detroit Tigers
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Fort Myers, FL · JetBlue Park
Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees
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About the Boston Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox are one of Major League Baseball's most-watched franchises — nine World Series championships, the oldest still-active ballpark in the major leagues (Fenway Park, 1912), and the most storied fan culture in baseball thanks to the 86-year championship drought that ended with the 2004 World Series victory. The Red Sox play their home games at Fenway Park, the 37,755-capacity bandbox ballpark with the famous Green Monster wall in left field, the manual scoreboard, the Pesky's Pole in right field, and Ted Williams's seat painted red in the right-field bleachers (Section 42, Row 37, Seat 21) marking the spot where his 502-foot home run landed on June 9, 1946. For Boston, a Red Sox night is the city's signature event from early April through the end of the regular season, and this page is the local landing spot for anyone trying to figure out whether the Red Sox play today, what time first pitch is, who they're facing, and where to grab tickets.
Buying Boston Red Sox tickets, step by step
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Browse the Boston Red Sox schedule above and pick the date you want.
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Boston Red Sox tickets are available primarily through TicketNetwork and the official team site (MLB Ballpark), with secondary inventory on StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and others linked from each game card on this page. Fenway Park's 37,755-seat capacity (lowest in MLB) keeps the ballpark intimate but limits supply — Red Sox single-game tickets are among the most expensive in the league per-seat. EMC Club, State Street Pavilion, and Coca-Cola Roof Deck premium tiers run several hundred and include all-inclusive food and drink. Resale floors drop sharply in the week before non-rival weekday games. Marquee opponents, Patriots' Day, and any postseason game stay expensive right up to first pitch.
The Boston Red Sox gameday experience
When the Boston Red Sox play at home, Fenway Park fills with baseball fans across the 37,755-seat stadium. The venue has hosted games since 1912. The rivalry with the Orioles (17 recorded meetings) lifts the atmosphere a notch and pushes ticket demand higher. Plan to arrive at least 45 minutes ahead to clear the gates and find your seat; a typical baseball game lasts roughly 2–3 hours.
Red Sox rivalries
Red Sox vs Orioles · 17 meetings
Red Sox vs Yankees · 13 meetings
Red Sox vs Guardians · 10 meetings
Red Sox vs Angels · 9 meetings
Red Sox vs Rangers · 9 meetings
vs New York Yankees
Red Sox vs Yankees is the most-watched rivalry in Major League Baseball and arguably the most storied in any major American sport. The history covers more than a century — the 1920 sale of Babe Ruth from Boston to New York that launched the Yankees dynasty and the Curse of the Bambino; the 1949 AL pennant race that the Yankees won at Yankee Stadium on the final two games; the 1978 Bucky Dent home run playoff game; the 2003 ALCS Aaron Boone walk-off; and the 2004 ALCS in which Boston came back from 0–3 down to beat the Yankees and end the curse. The two teams play 19 games per season as AL East rivals. Every Yankees-Red Sox series tops the league's broadcast ratings. The Fenway Park atmosphere for a Yankees series is the loudest the building gets — three nights of sellout crowds with Yankees travel sections filling the right-field bleachers.
vs Toronto Blue Jays
Red Sox vs Blue Jays is the AL East matchup that has carried the deepest swing between contender and rebuilder cycles. Fenway and Rogers Centre have traded contenders and rebuild years on roughly opposite cycles, which means the matchup swings from must-watch to spoiler series and back inside a few seasons. The history runs from the 1980s — Stieb vs. Clemens — through Pedro Martínez's prime, the 2013 Red Sox title run that beat Toronto down the stretch, and the current chapter built around Devers vs Vladimir Guerrero Jr. The 19-game season series often decides Wild Card seeding. Toronto fans travel well to Fenway; the cross-border drive and short flight make a weekend at Yawkey Way a regular trip for Jays fans.
vs Los Angeles Dodgers
Red Sox vs Dodgers is the interleague matchup that has carried recent World Series weight. The 2018 World Series — Boston in five games over LA — featured the longest game in postseason history (Game 3 at 18 innings, 7 hours 20 minutes). The two franchises have met in three World Series total (1916, 1986, 2018), with Boston winning two. Mookie Betts spent eight years in Boston before the 2020 trade to LA; his return visits to Fenway are major events on the regular-season schedule. The two teams play one interleague series per year on a rotating cycle — three games at Fenway one cycle, three at Dodger Stadium the next.
vs Tampa Bay Rays
Red Sox vs Rays is the AL East matchup that has flipped polarity through the 2010s and 2020s. Tampa Bay punches above its payroll year after year on the back of pitching development and matchup-heavy bullpen management. A four-game weekday series at Tropicana Field (or the Rays' temporary post-Helene venue) can flip Boston's standing in the division by Sunday night. Watch for the openers and bullpen days the Rays love to run against the Red Sox' right-handed lineup; the in-game pitcher-vs-pitcher chess on these nights is some of the best baseball nobody talks about.
vs Baltimore Orioles
Red Sox vs Orioles has been one of the AL East's most active matchups in the recent rebuild cycle. Baltimore's young core — Adley Rutschman, Gunnar Henderson, Jackson Holliday, Heston Kjerstad — emerged as the team to beat in the division in 2023 and 2024. The Red Sox-Orioles weekend series at Camden Yards is consistently one of the better road-trip experiences for visiting Boston fans. Both teams play 19 games against each other a year, and recent series have routinely featured one-run games and walk-offs that swing the division race.
vs St. Louis Cardinals
Red Sox vs Cardinals is the World Series rivalry of the 2000s — the two franchises met in the 2004 World Series (Boston swept St. Louis to break the Curse of the Bambino) and the 2013 World Series (Boston in six games at Fenway). The two teams play one interleague series per year on a rotating cycle. Busch Stadium in St. Louis for a Red Sox visit is one of the better road-trip experiences in MLB; the 2013 World Series Game 6 win at Fenway with the Boston Strong patches on the jerseys after the Boston Marathon bombing remains one of the franchise's most emotional moments.
Getting to Fenway Park on game day
Getting there
The MBTA Green Line stops at Kenmore and Fenway stations, both a short walk from the park.
Parking
Limited on-site parking; numerous private garages and lots in the Fenway-Kenmore area serve the ballpark.
Boston Red Sox ticket price index
Cheapest upcoming game
Across 176 upcoming Boston Red Sox games with live pricing, the average get-in price is $145 — 13% below the league average. The cheapest way in is New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox on Fri, Sep 17, 2027 at Yankee Stadium, from $17.
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