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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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Sox Season Starts with Win
There’s simply no better way to start a campaign than with a win. And that’s what we got today, Opening Day 2016, with the Red Sox beating the Indians 6-2 in the start to Boston’s 116th American League season. The game,…
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Sunday Morning Odds ‘n Ends
A few thoughts at the start of this Opening Week, mere hours away from the first Red Sox game of 2016: Doubles, a traditional tool of the Red Sox, were scarce in 2015. In April last season the Sox had just 22, the…
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Spring is done
Ironically, though spring just started on March 20th, spring training is over for the Red Sox, who finish the 2016 exhibition program at 14-18-1. Not sure how you feel about spring training games. No doubt, it’s good to hear the crack of…
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Red Sox Opening Day Starts
Opening Day. The words are just charged with optimism and excitement. We wait all offseason to hear them. And now, we’re lucky to enjoy the long season of baseball ahead. To help you get ready, a look now at some Red Sox…
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Sunday Morning Odds ‘n Ends
A few thoughts on the Easter Sunday morning, just eight days before Opening Day: Last year in Late & Close situations (defined as a game in the 7th inning or later and the batting team either leading by a run, tied,…
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Red Sox in Month One
Stats help put it in perspective. Excluding the blip of the 2013 season, the Red Sox have averaged over the past seven seasons just under 15 wins for their first 30 games. They’ve played .493 ball in the early going…
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Red Sox Spring progress
The Red Sox have completed 22 of their 31 Spring Training games this season. Today is a day off and then there are 10 straight days of games before the regular season begins. With the day off, now’s a good time…
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Ortiz in his final year
The accolades for David Ortiz will pour in from all corners this season, his last in the majors. And why not? Ortiz is among the most significant baseball players of our generation. A nine-time All-Star (tied with Bobby Doerr for third…