The Red Sox took a pounding this weekend at the hands of the Yankees, outscored 15-9.

It was the Red Sox first time being swept in 2015 and the first Yankees sweep of the Red Sox in three or more games at Fenway Park since August 21, 2006.

Boston has yet to win a game on a Sunday. When the smoke cleared last night, the Red Sox stood at 12-13, under .500 for the first time this season.

Here’s a sobering thought: after the first 25 games of the forgettable 2014 season the Red Sox stood at 12-13, too.

On Monday, the Red Sox dropped seven spots to No. 13 in ESPN.com’s MLB Power Rankings, the largest drop of any team.

What passes for good news

A devastating sweep, at home, by the Yankees doesn’t leave us with much to cheer about.

What passes for some good news at this point could be the 3-run home run by the scuffling Mike Napoli in the 6th inning Sunday. It was just his 2nd HR of 2015 and his first 3-run shot since August 26, 2014. Since joining the Sox in 2013 Napoli has 12 home runs against the Yankees, tying him with the Rays’ Evan Longoria for the most against the Yankees in that time.

Boston has a home run now in 9 straight games, the longest active such streak in baseball.

David Ortiz‘s 6th inning double tied him with Andre Dawson at #27 on the MLB All-Time List for Extra-Base Hits. They both have 1,039 over their careers.