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By Ben Watanabe
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No matter how great a day you're having, air travel is always capable of ruining it.
That's even true for the Boston Red Sox.
The Red Sox are one of the feel-good stories of the MLB season, having just wrapped up a historic 21-4 month of July followed by sweeping the mighty Los Angeles Dodgers to begin August. But they haven't had nearly as much good luck in getting working airplanes.
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For the third time this season (that has been made public), the Red Sox on Sunday were grounded due to an air travel issue. The source of the delay wasn't reported, but Sox Prospects' Brendan Campbell posted a screenshot that showed the Delta flight being more than five hours delayed.
Safety is the priority, so we hope they address whatever mechanical or weather-related issues are causing all the hold-ups.
Hopefully for the Red Sox, they get their flight situation iron out, because with the way they're playing, they might be in for a couple more cross-country trips to Dodger Stadium later this year -- for the World Series.
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