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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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Game 7: Betts day
In a day of superlatives could anything really top the performance of Mookie Betts? Betts electric started right from the beginning of the game with an outstanding catch robbing the Nationals’ Bryce Harper of a home run into the bullpen.…
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Game 6: Buchholz meltdown
Sunday night’s series finale between the Red Sox and Yankees was a spectacle, but not the kind we hoped to see. Clay Buchholz, fresh from a solid performance on Opening Day, allowed seven first-inning New York runs that all but sealed the…
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Game 5: Kelly’s masterpiece
After the longest game in Red Sox franchise history, the club needed relief and Joe Kelly provided it in spades. Kelly, the Red Sox newcomer who was acquired from the Cardinals at the non-waiver trade deadline last season, executed what…
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Game 4: History made
Red Sox and Yankees games are notoriously long, but Friday’s was historical. The 6 hour, 49 minute affair (409 minutes) was the longest game in club history, by time. More importantly, it was a hard-fought Red Sox win. For the…
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Milestones for first 10 games
We all know the first game of the season doesn’t mean much but it was fun, none the less, watching the Red Sox back in action and flexing their offensive power. After a 2014 with so little to cheer, the…
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Red Sox power as advertised;
Buchholz pitches a gemIt’s hard to find anything not to like about Opening Day 2015 if you’re a Red Sox fan. The opener to the 115th Red Sox campaign was a decisive 8-0 shut out of the Philadelphia Phillies behind a solid performance by Clay Buchholz, who became the…
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It’s finally here!
After a long, hard winter—harder for some than for others—the day we’ve longed for is just about upon us. Monday’s Opening Day kicks off the Red Sox 2015 campaign with a bunch of new faces in a revamped lineup that’s sure…
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MLB Commissioner suspends former Red Sox
Free agent Minor League catcher Dusty Brown received a 50-game suspension today from the MLB Commissioner’s Office following a second positive test for a banned drug. Brown, 32, was drafted by the Red Sox on June 5, 2000 in the 35th…