Red Sox complete turnaround from early-season slump to reach postseason
Boston went from a 10-17 start under manager Chad Tracy to clinching a playoff berth, ESPN reported.
The Boston Red Sox have reached the MLB postseason after starting the season 10-17 when manager Chad Tracy took over the team, according to ESPN.
The outlet described the turnaround as a notable shift in the team's fortunes over the course of the season.
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