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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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Stunner!
Dombrowski named
Red Sox President
of Baseball Operations
GM Cherington is out
Stunning news late Tuesday as the Red Sox have made a decisive move in the front office. The man the Seattle Times called the “biggest free agent in 2016,” is heading to Boston. Dave Dombrowski, until recently the 14-year General Manager of the…
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MLB announces postseason schedule
Even with the Red Sox all but out of contention this season, there’s magic in the postseason for baseball fans. Today, Major League Baseball announced the postseason schedule. Here are the key dates: Regular season tie-breakers, if necessary, Monday, October…
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Dana LaVangie promoted to Bench Coach
The Red Sox have promoted Dana LaVangie to Bench Coach, filling the spot vacated when Torey Lovullo stepped up as Interim Manager during John Farrell‘s medical leave. Lovullo announced the move Sunday morning along with news that Pawtucket Red Sox pitching coach…
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Offensive Explosion, Part 2
After Friday’s blowout win over the Mariners it was logical to assume the Red Sox wouldn’t been so lucky facing Seattle’s ace, Felix Hernandez. But Hernandez wasn’t himself and the Red Sox capitalized early and often, knocking King Felix from…
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Offensive explosion
On a surreal day for fans as news came in that Manager John Farrell has cancer, the Red Sox poured on an impressive display of power Friday night at Fenway. Boston beat Seattle 15-1, belting out 21 hits in the game. It was the…
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Games of triples
Jackie Bradley became the latest Red Sox with triples in back-to-back games. The first came Sunday against the Tigers, the second on Tuesday facing the Marlins. Bradley is the second Red Sox this season with triples in two straight games, joining…
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Ortiz wants voice in Sox decisions
Calling himself, “just an employee here,” David Ortiz nonetheless is looking for help the club get better in 2016. While he’s not vying for Larry Lucchino’s soon-to-be-vacant CEO job, Ortiz tells the Boston Herald that he hopes to have a say in…
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Analyzing this year’s trade deadline
The Red Sox weren’t in on Aroldis Chapman, were never really in on Cole Hamels, and got their most calls on Betts, Bogaerts, and Swihart. Interesting reading from WEEI’s John Tomase.