Ron Roenicke might just have to put in another opener in place for Eduardo Rodriguez after he has tested positive for the coronavirus. Roenicke said that Rodriguez is feeling better and hopes to be ready by Opening Day.
In a press conference with reporters on Monday, former Red Sox star Mookie Betts didn’t back peddle when it came to his decision to turn down the reported $300 million contract extension he received from Boston.
On Monday night, the Major League Baseball schedule was released on MLB Network for the 60-game season kicking off on July 23 with two prime time matchups headlines by the New York Yankees and the Washington Nationals.
On Saturday evening, I replied to Jared Carrabis’ Twitter post that said the Red Sox won the Mookie Betts and David Price trade after Price opted out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19.
The Boston Red Sox are set to begin their on-field activities on Friday at Fenway Park and while they aren’t favorites to be playing in October, if a few things can go their way then we might be getting a surprise this fall.
It’s July 1st and that means today the players report to Fenway Park to begin “Summer Camp” with on-field activities beginning on Friday. Before those activities start up, players will need to test negative for COVID-19.
Over the years, from before the influx of championships through today, the sports teams of Boston have seen their fair share of polarizing figures. While there has been a lot to celebrate and remember, especially in the past 20 years, there has also been a lot to look down upon and try to forget. GuyBostonSports’ main Twitter account (@GuyBostonSports) sent out a tweet the other day that got me thinking: who are some of the most-hated sports figures that have come through Boston in recent memory?
Like everyone else, the quarantine has been driving me crazy. I guess the saying you don’t know how much something means to you until it’s gone is as true as it gets. Sports have played a major role in my life ever since I can ever remember, so navigating in a world without them the …
On April 9th of 2019, it was a drizzly and cold day in the city of Boston. Normally, the rain makes everybody miserable, but that day was different. Nobody seemed to care about the weather that day. Why? Because the reigning World Series champion Red Sox were being honored at their home opener at Fenway …
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