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Year One for ABS Challenges
Read story →: Year One for ABS ChallengesMajor Leaguers made over 10,000 ABS challenges in this first year of its use. It was a little rocky in the beginning, but by the time the postseason rolled around, players were getting the most from their latest tool.
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Full-scale blackout
If there’s one thing we knew we could count on for the 2015 Red Sox it was offensive production. How could they miss with sluggers like David Ortiz, Mike Napoli, and Hanley Ramirez in the lineup? The pitching was suspect,…
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On to Orioles for Games 59-61
Sunday’s win over the Athletics was thrilling, marking just the fourth ever Red Sox win after trailing by 4+ runs in the 8th inning or later while being held scoreless, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Now, the Red Sox head south…
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Red Sox 1st round draft picks
The 2015 MLB Draft is here, so it’s a good time to have a look at the performance of Red Sox round one selections since 2010. 2014 Infielder Michael Chavis, Georgia’s 2014 Gatorade High School Player of the Year, is currently at Single-A…
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Slash Lines
The goal of @RSNStats on Twitter was to be a worthy accompaniment to enjoy alongside Red Sox games. As the game unfolds, the @RSNStats Twitter feed often comes alive with statistics and other tidbits that, hopefully, enhance your enjoyment of the game.…
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An important June
After a mediocre April (12-10) and a miserable May (10-19), the calendar turns to June with hopes for a Red Sox turnaround and some salvation in 2015. If ever a team needed a good month, the Red Sox are that…
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Starter Failure
In his excellent daily Red Sox newsletter, the Boston Globe’s Alex Speier reminds us that Monday’s start by Joe Kelly was the 13th time this season a Boston starter has allowed 5 or more earned runs. By that horrible measure…
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Enough with “bad luck” excuse
With just one, lonely run against the Rangers Thursday, the Red Sox are now averaging a paltry 2.3 runs per game this month. And while the May Collapse may be infuriating to fans and players alike, WEEI columnist John Tomase says the…
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May collapse
If you’re going to have a terrible month, you can argue that it’s better to have it now rather than in September. That said, and even with about a week remaining, May has been an attrocious month of the Red Sox, made all…