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The Boston Red Sox lost in a truly unique fashion Monday night, losing to the Philadelphia Phillies on a walk-off catcher's interference call in 10 innings.

The Red Sox had less than a day to stew on a bizarre catcher’s interference call that ended Monday’s game against the Phillies in walk-off fashion. Then, almost instantly the next time they took the field,

Sneakily, the Boston Red Sox could use some help behind the plate. It isn't that Carlos Narvaez hasn't been excellent this season, but asking him to catch

Philadelphia's Cristopher Sanchez allowed four hits in a complete-game victory, Max Kepler and Kyle Schwarber homered and the Phillies beat the Boston Red Sox 4-1 on Tuesday night. Sanchez (9-2) allowed two hits in the fourth inning and largely cruised through the other eight innings for his third career complete game.

Ever seen a game end on a catcher's interference call? It happened to the Red Sox on Monday and they became the second team since 1920 to lose in that particular way.

One Boston Red Sox insider suggested that a reunion with former catcher Christian Vázquez may make sense at this year's trade deadline.