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  • Sox Ticket Spike with Sale

    In the winter, few things can warm you better than the thought of the crack of the bat from Spring Training. After the blur of the holidays, though, January can seem to grind to a standstill. Fortunately, we still have the Patriots while we watch the calendar…

  • Don’t Miss a Sox Story

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  • Manny being…a Fighting Dog

    For many fans and baseball pundits, going after the big bat of new free agent Edwin Encarnación to fill the Red Sox offensive gap left by David Ortiz‘ retirement made a lot of sense. Encarnación, who just turned 34 years…

  • Might Sox Want Buchholz Back?

    Have fans really seen the last of Clay Buchholz in a Red Sox uniform? Boston moved Buchholz to the Phillies for a minor league just before the holidays but that was a week before presumed Sox starter Eduardo Rodríguez injured that troublesome right…

  • Odds ‘n Ends

    In the aftermath of the eventful Winter Meetings and, with the Christmas holidays now just days away, the news has slowed down a bit. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t some bits of news of interest to Red Sox fans.…

  • Aftermath: Odds Favor Red Sox

    A day after the blockbuster deal that brought him to Boston, Chris Sale, calling the Red Sox “one of the greatest baseball franchises ever,” expressed his excitement to be joining a bonafide, perennial playoff contender.  At the annual Winter Meetings on Tuesday, Red…

  • Red Sox get Chris Sale

    Reports from around baseball and first from FOX’s Ken Rosenthal say White Sox ace Chris Sale will be part of the 2017 Red Sox. Sox Baseball President Dave Dombrowski made the blockbuster deal in return for the promising Yoan Moncada, pitcher Michael…

  • New Hall of Famers

    Back in October, as RSNStats mentioned briefly, the National Baseball Hall of Fame entertained 10 new names for enshrinement and on Sunday the decision was made for two. Longtime baseball executive John Schuerholz and former major league commissioner Allan “Bud” Selig…