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The Boston Red Sox will have to wait until Friday to open up their season, as their Opening Day game against Baltimore was postponed due to weather. In the mean time, let’s look at how the team looks alongside everyone else in the AL East. AL East Finish: Fourth Place, 85-77 Are the Red Sox …

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The Boston Red Sox took on the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday in Florida and two of their infielders showed off their strength. Third baseman Rafael Devers and first baseman Bobby Dalbec went yard off veteran starter Matt Shoemaker. Dalbec hit a grand slam in the second inning for his fifth (yes, fifth!) home run of …

March 17 Notes: Devers and Dalbec’s Huge Days; Opening Day Starter Revealed; Lineup Construction Read More »

The big news of the day came from Los Angeles, as Laker star LeBron James will become part-owner of the Boston Red Sox along with Maverick Carter. They become the first two black partners in Fenway Sports Group history. James is definitely a bandwagon fan, as he has been seen supporting the Yankees, Indians, and …

March 16 Notes: LeBron Becomes Red Sox Owner; Extension Candidates; Houck’s Start Read More »

Pivetta Continues to Make an Impression Nick Pivetta was on the bump for the beginning of the Red Sox’s exhibition game versus the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday afternoon and he went four innings, giving up one run on four hits and a walk with four strikeouts. Pivetta came over in the Brandon Workman trade …

March 15 Notes: Pivetta’s Start; Outfielder in Hospital; Jeter Downs Injury Update Read More »

Nathan Eovaldi was on the mound for the Boston Red Sox on Sunday afternoon against the Minnesota Twins and he was letting it eat early on. According to Ian Browne of MLB.com, Eovaldi hit 100 mph six times in the first inning. Overall, his stat line wasn’t great–going four innings and allowing four earned runs …

March 14 Notes: Eovaldi’s Performance; Jeter Downs’ Injury; Devers Homers Read More »

The Boston Red Sox took on the Atlanta Braves on Saturday afternoon and Martin Perez was on the mound. The veteran starter went four innings and surrendered two hits with five strikeouts in another tune-up for the season. Perez has yet to give up a run this spring, which is a very encouraging sign for …

March 13 Notes: Martin Perez’s Spring Dominance; Renfroe’s Power Display; Cordero’s Red Sox Fandom Read More »

Garrett Richards started his third game of Spring Training on Friday afternoon after struggling in his first two appearances. The former Padre starter bounced back, allowing no runs and one hit. He did walk three batters which is certainly something he needs to work on if he wants to pitch later in games but overall, …

March 12 Notes: Garrett Richards Bounces Back; 12 Players Sent Down Read More »

The Boston Red Sox were in action yet again on Thursday against the Minnesota Twins. Eduardo Rodriguez made his second start of the spring and hit the fourth inning threshold, which is encouraging because he is definitely making progress towards being in the rotation to start the season. He would start Opening Day if he …

March 11 Notes: Eduardo Rodriguez’s Second Spring Start; Bogaerts and Cordero Get At-Bats Read More »

Ottavino In Action Adam Ottavino was traded from the Yankees to the Red Sox in a rare trade between the division rivals this offseason, and the 35-year-old reliever was on the mound for the first time on Wednesday. He only pitched one inning in relief of Matt Andriese and got himself out of trouble. Ottavino …

March 10 Notes: Ottavino’s Red Sox Debut; Chavis Talks “Awkward Situation” Read More »