DH Hanley Ramirez hit a long home run -- his ninth homer of the season, tied for the team lead and also tying the game in the eighth inning. He has 10 homers in his last 21 games against the Phillies and has reached base in his last 22 home games, the longest active American League streak.

DH Hanley Ramirez came into Saturday's game just 1-for-13 on the road trip but keeps finding a way to help. He now has reached base in 28 of his last 30 starts thanks to a two-run homer in the fourth inning and added an RBI double later as the Red Sox won. Ramirez finished the night 2-for-3. "I think it's been more timing versus anything that's been completely restricting him," said Red Sox manager John Farrell. "More than anything, great to see the swings he put on balls tonight."

DH Hanley Ramirez had two hits and scored a run and has hit safely in his last 16 home games and 22 of his 23 home starts overall. He has a .365 lifetime batting average in 16 career games against Seattle and has reached base in 40 of his last 41 games against the AL West.

DH Hanley Ramirez hit his sixth home run of the season on Saturday in an 8-3 loss to Oakland. Leading off the second inning, Ramirez crushed A's LHP Sean Manaea's 1-1 fastball over the center field wall. Ramirez went 2-for-4.

DH Hanley Ramirez returned Sunday against the Rays after missing three games with a right trapezius strain, going 1-for-4 with a strikeout. Ramirez left Wednesday's game in Milwaukee after three innings because of the injury.

DH Hanley Ramirez remained out of the Red Sox lineup on Saturday, missing his third straight start with a neck/shoulder spasm.

DH Hanley Ramirez (right trapezius strain) was not in the lineup Friday against the Rays after leaving Wednesday's game in Milwaukee with the injury and missing Thursday's series finale. "(Optimistic) that he'll be back in the lineup (Saturday)," said Red Sox manager John Farrell, who added that Ramirez's spasms improved gradually overnight, but he still needed to be re-examined before game time. Chris Young was the DH on Friday.

DH Hanley Ramirez was unavailable Thursday after experiencing spasms in his right trap muscle Wednesday night. Manager John Farrell said that Ramirez was feeling better Thursday and hoped to have him back in the lineup Friday when the Red Sox host Tampa Bay at Fenway Park. The 13-year veteran has appeared in 28 games this season and is batting .257 with five home runs and 16 RBIs.

DH Hanley Ramirez lasted just three innings in his first appearance of the season at first base. Ramirez has served exclusively as the Red Sox designated hitter in 2017, despite manager John Farrell's desire to put him at first base against left-handed pitchers. Ramirez went 0-for-2 with a strikeout before leaving the game with spasms in his right trapezius muscle.

DH Hanley Ramirez will see time at first base as Boston travels to Milwaukee for an interleague series starting Tuesday. Ramirez was the team's first baseman last year, but he's moved to DH with David Ortiz retiring and Mitch Moreland signed to play first. Ramirez was 1 for 2 with four walks in Sunday's win and is now hitting .262 this season.

DH Hanley Ramirez hit his third and fourth homers in the [ast four games in delivering his 22nd career multi-homer game. All five of his homers have come during an eight-game hitting streak, and he is batting .379 over that span. Three of the four homers in four games have gone 440-plus feet.

DH Hanley Ramirez drove in a run with an eighth-inning single but then killed the rest of the inning by charging into second base with Andrew Benintendi standing on the bag. "An over-aggressive baserunning (play) on his part," said manager John Farrell, who added Ramirez was "running with his head down a little bit." Ramirez, whose right shoulder problem forced into exclusively being a DH, has started taking grounders, and the plan is for him to play a game in the field when the Red Sox visit Milwaukee next week.

1B Hanley Ramirez hit a two-run homer for his third of the season Sunday night against the Cubs. Ramirez stroked a first-pitch sinker from RHP Kyle Hendricks approximately 439 feet over the Green Monster in left field with two outs in the first inning. He also slugged a Monster shot in Saturday's 7-4 Cubs win. Ramirez later let frustration set in in the sixth as he struck out swinging to end the frame. His helmet popped off during the swing, and Ramirez hit it with his bat down the first base line. Home plate umpire Bruce Dreckman pointed at Ramirez, but did not eject him.

1B Hanley Ramirez hit the longest home run of the season at Fenway Park, a solo shot that traveled an estimated 469 feet according to Statcast. It was the second homer of the year for Ramirez, who clubbed a 1-0 two-seam fastball from Cubs RHP John Lackey over the Green Monster in left field. His homer was 20 feet longer than Cubs 3B Kris Bryant's Monster shot Friday night. Ramirez finished the game 1-for-4 with a strikeout.

DH Hanley Ramirez is day-to-day with a left hamstring cramp after leaving Sunday's game in the seventh inning. Ramirez pulled up limping after rounding second base on 1B Mitch Moreland's go-ahead, two-run single. He was helped back to the dugout by manager John Farrell and was replaced by Steve Selsky. "Just a little cramp," Ramirez said. "Just wanted to make sure everything was good, so (Farrell) took me out of the game right there. I'll be fine. I'll be in (the lineup Monday)." Before departing, Ramirez was 2-for-3 with a walk.

DH Hanley Ramirez drove in two runs, giving his 45 RBIs in his last 35 home games, including four in the last two. But he also committed a baserunning mistake that got him thrown out at second base down 10-2 in the seventh inning on Friday night.

DH Hanley Ramirez returned to the lineup after missing the four-game series in Detroit with the flu. He went 1-for-4 with a walk and was caught stealing in the game.

1B Hanley Ramirez worked out Monday afternoon at Fenway Park and was declared able to start Tuesday for the Red Sox. Ramirez, battling the flu, missed Boston's four games in Detroit to the illness. "Hanley reported feeling much better," manager John Farrell said.

DH Hanley Ramirez remained in Boston on Saturday after being diagnosed with the flu. Ramirez, who is battling a high-grade fever, did not require hospitalization but missed his second consecutive game. The slugger's status for the last two games of the series in Detroit is questionable, according to manager John Farrell. Ramirez went 1-for-4 in each of Boston's first two games.

DH Hanley Ramirez remained in Boston on Saturday after being diagnosed with the flu. Ramirez, who is battling a high-grade fever, did not require hospitalization but missed his second consecutive game. The slugger's status for the last two games of the series in Detroit is questionable, according to manager John Farrell. Ramirez went 1-for-4 in each of Boston's first two games.