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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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Rookie Travis Shaw has a day
The Red Sox took 2 of 3 games from the Rays in the just completed Fenway series with Boston’s sometimes spotty offense firing up to outscore Tampa Bay 21-16 in the 3-game set. There were certainly some Red Sox offensive highlights over…
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Rock Bottom
There’s no way to sugarcoat it. The Red Sox have played some of their worst baseball of the season, getting swept by the Angels in a tough 4-game series. It was the first time Boston has been swept by the Angels in…
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Withering run production
While the Red Sox have, for the most part, scored more runs of late—averaging 5.3 over their past 10 games—they’re still, at 376 total runs scored, just above the 30-club MLB average (367). At this rate, Boston will finish with 677 runs…
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Red Sox allow just 2 Angels hits, still suffer loss
The Red Sox’ Wade Miley pitched a gem Friday against the Angels, but it wasn’t enough. In what the Boston Globe called, “arguably the best start of his career,” Miley was perfect into the 6th inning. He left the game after…
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Red Sox All-Star Stats
Happy All-Star Game Day, fans. In celebration, here’s a quick look at some Red Sox contributions to the Midsummer Classic. There’ve been 18 All-Star Home Runs by Red Sox batters since the first All-Star Game in 1933. The most recent was…
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Sox offense goes missing, again
After scoring 4 or more runs over their past 8 games, the Red Sox managed to push just one across in today’s loss to the Rays. The sole Boston run came off the bat of Alejandro De Aza with a home run in…
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The surprise home run that stunned the Red Sox
Among the many things that makes the Red Sox great is how they connect you to baseball history. And that takes us to Massachusetts native John Phalen (“Stuffy”) McInnis on this day in Red Sox history, June 27, 1911. McInnis, 20 years old and playing in his…
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Red Sox ride Holt’s cycle
Brock Holt achieved one of baseball’s rarer feats by hitting for the cycle Tuesday. He’s the 21st Red Sox player to do so and the first since Michael Cuddyer for the Rockies last August 17th. Holt doubled in the 1st inning,…