Red Sox Life

Video: Pedro Martínez SportsCentury documentary

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Fri, 07 Nov 2025 18:55:00 +0000

For today's throwback, here's a documentary from 2005 which covers pitching great Pedro Martinez career from the Dominican Republic through winning a World Series title with the Boston Red Sox in 2004 courtesy of Tyrnnis:

Video: Red Sox 2018 Do Damage documentary

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Thu, 30 Oct 2025 17:30:00 +0000

For today's throwback, relive the 2018 Boston Red Sox season and playoff run which culminated in the franchise's ninth World Series championship and their fourth in the past 15 seasons in this documentary courtesy of Reid Films:

Red Sox championship year home run compilation ('04, '07, '13, '18)

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Fri, 24 Oct 2025 20:51:00 +0000

For today's throwback, here's fourteen minutes of Red Sox playoff homeruns during their championship seasons of 2004, 2007, 2013, and 2018 courtesy of the Boston Red Sox:

Red Sox management recaps 2025 season

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Wed, 08 Oct 2025 18:19:00 +0000

Boston Red Sox president Sam Kennedy, general manager Craig Breslow and manager Alex Cora recap the Red Sox's 2025 season, the young core, and goals for 2026.

Alex Cora enjoyed managing 2025 Red Sox roster

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Sat, 04 Oct 2025 17:46:00 +0000

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora speaks after the team's loss in ALWC Game 3, discussing the team's lack of defense, facing Cam Schlittler, and more.

Red Sox Sweep Cardinals; Baseball is Fun Again.

noreply@blogger.com (Nic Seeley) — Mon, 07 Apr 2025 02:22:00 +0000

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The Red Sox have swept the St. Louis Cardinals after taking two of three from the Baltimore Orioles and are on a six-game winning streak. It seems like every single player in the lineup is mashing the ball and Baseball in Boston is fun again. The Red Sox scored twelve runs on Friday, five runs in the first game of the Sunday double-header (supposed to be Saturday's game), and eightteen runs on Sunday Night Baseball, with twenty-two hits, and nineteen balls hit over 100mph exit velocity.

The Red Sox have lacked in certain areas in their clubhouse the last few seasons, but one thing that has remained constant throughout the last few years is this team having heart. The Sox showed that in today's first game of the doubleheader. After a poor outing from Garret Whitlock, giving up two earned runs, the Sox found themselves down four to two in the bottom of the eighth inning. The Red Sox scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning and Abreu walked it off with a hit in the bottom of the tenth inning. It was a game that felt like they lost their chance and blew a game they had no business losing, but they didn't. They put together some great at-bats and stole a win.

Rafael Devers has returned to his usual self, going two for three in Friday's game with an RBI and two walks, going one for four with two RBIs and a home run in Sunday Afternoon's game, and going four for four with 3 RBIs, two doubles, and four runs scored.

Wilyer Abreu makes a PERFECT throw 💪 pic.twitter.com/YdzPLP8V6e
— MLB (@MLB) April 7, 2025

Somehow, with all of that being said, Raffy isn't the storyline of this weekend. It's the magnificent start that Wilyer Abreu has gotten off to. To think that there was a time this off-season that it seemed impossible to picture him in a Sox uniform is a scary thought. A gold glove in his rookie season, in the hardest ballpark to play rightfield, wasn't enough. During Sunday Night Baseball Abreu showed off his fielding ability with one of the nicest putouts you will see all year.

On top of that, he's now added a silver-slugging bat to his arsenal. Yes, he was a good hitter last year, but this is on another level. It's understood that this level of performance seems unattainable throughout the entire season, but even doing half of his current production, he'll be poised to have an incredible year.

Other noticeable standouts in this series were Alex Bregman, Brennan Bernardino, and Trevor Story. Alex Bregman has also been phenomenal to start the year. He has completely anchored this lineup by adding a power right-handed hitter. He provides a stability that this team has lacked in the past few years. He has come up clutch in what seems like every single moment that has been necessary so far.

If I am nitpicking, I would like to see the Sox finish a game strongly. In a twelve to six game on Friday, the Red Sox allowed the Cardinals to score three runs in the top of the ninth inning to finish the game twelve to nine. Again tonight, in an eighteen to three game the Red Sox allowed four runs in the top of the ninth. Sure, those runs didn't matter in the end, but it would be nice to see them close a game in a convincing fashion.

The Red Sox now will host the Toronto Blue Jays in a four-game series and will finish the week with a three-game road series against the Chicago Whitesox. These are two series that have to be won, even in April. The Blue Jays have cooled off from their hot start and the Whitesox, for whatever reason, always give the Red Sox trouble, even during their MLB infamously terrible season last year.

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Kristian Campbell and Red Sox Agree on Contract Extension; 8 years $60M

noreply@blogger.com (Nic Seeley) — Wed, 02 Apr 2025 18:06:00 +0000

Ryan Sheahan/ MLB.com

Kristian Campbell and The Red Sox are in an agreement on a eight-year, sixty million dollar contract that spans 2025-2032 with club options in 2033 and 2034. Just a few days after the Red Sox signed Garrett Crochet, the Red Sox have now locked up another young talent.

This extension marks a significant moment for the franchise and its fans. This deal, reportedly valued at $60 million with escalators that could push it past $100 million over a decade, reflects a bold and forward-thinking move by the Red Sox front office. Campbell, a 22-year-old infielder/outfielder and one of baseball’s top prospects has already demonstrated his potential with a standout minor league career and an electric start to his MLB career, including his first career home run just days into the 2025 season. Locking him up early underscores the team’s commitment to building a competitive core around young, dynamic talent.

This extension aligns with a growing trend in Major League Baseball, where teams like the Atlanta Braves have successfully secured rising stars, like Ronald Acuña Jr. and Ozzie Albies, on team-friendly deals before their value skyrockets. For the Red Sox, Campbell represents not just a versatile player with a potent bat and above-average speed, but a symbol of hope for a fanbase eager to see the organization return to its championship pedigree. His quick rise from a fourth-round pick in 2023 to a consensus top-10 prospect for 2025, along with his early success in the big leagues, validates the trust that Boston has in him. Including club options further adds to the deal's flexibility, providing cost certainty while allowing for adjustments as Campbell's career develops.

Beyond the numbers, this move signals a broader strategy under Red Sox management, since Chaim Bloom, that prioritizes homegrown talent and long-term stability. Campbell’s extension follows in the footsteps of previous early-career deals with players like Ceddanne Rafaela and Brayan Bello, suggesting a deliberate pattern of investing in youth. As the Red Sox navigate a competitive American League East, securing a player of Campbell’s caliber—already drawing comparisons to some of the game’s brightest young stars—positions the team to contend for years to come. Fans should celebrate this as a decisive step toward a brighter future at Fenway Park, where Campbell’s energy and skill could soon become a cornerstone of Red Sox lore.

Garrett Crochet and Boston Red Sox Agree on Contract Extension; 6 years $170M

noreply@blogger.com (Nic Seeley) — Tue, 01 Apr 2025 01:48:00 +0000

Maddie Malhotra/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images

Breaking News per Jeff Passan of ESPN, The Boston Red Sox and Garrett Crochet have come to terms on a six-year, 160 million dollar extension. The Red Sox traded for Crochet this offseason, and an extension before the end of the season didn't look promising. Crochet even went to lengths before the MLB's Opening Day, to say that the talks would be "tabled" in order to focus on the season.

BREAKING: Left-hander Garrett Crochet and the Boston Red Sox are in agreement on a six-year, $170 million contract extension, sources tell ESPN. The deal starts in 2026 and includes an opt-out after 2030. By far the largest deal ever for a pitcher with 4+ years of service.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) April 1, 2025

According to Passan, the deal starts in 2026, and has an opt-out in 2030 (Crochet will be thirty-one years old). He also reported that this marks the largest deal for a pitcher with four plus years of service, previously held by Jacob deGrom at four years, 137.5 million dollars.

This is big news, given most Red Sox fans would admit they paid a hefty price for the star pitcher, having traded one of their best prospects, but that's the market for a player like Crochet. Not to mention the amount of negative publicity this team has faced with their poor start to the year. This is good news and hopefully provides a little spark to get the season going.

Redsox lose 3-2 on Sunday; Dropped opening series 3-1 to Rangers.

noreply@blogger.com (Nic Seeley) — Sun, 30 Mar 2025 22:18:00 +0000

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The Red Sox lost their season-opening series after three consecutive losses to the Texas Rangers. Even in the game they won they were fairly unimpressive. All offseason this series was fairly intriguing. We had the first call-up of the big 3, Kristian Campbell's MLB debut, Alex Bregman's Red Sox debut, and what the team would look like with Raffy Devers now as DH. There were plenty of other storylines as well. Eovaldi facing his old team and Chris Martin coming out of the bullpen versus the team he played for last year. As a fan of the MLB, there was talent all over the field for both teams, culminating with Jacob deGrom's MLB return, since his arm injury.

As for the Red Sox, Wilyer Abreu was phenomenal. After an offseason of consistently being the center of trade talks, he started the season with a 3-for-3 with two home runs, four Rbi's, and drew a walk. Kristian Campbell was also incredible for the entirety of the series. In his first major league game, he got his first career hit and walked. Then throughout the weekend, he had his first MLB homerun, and two multi-hit games while hitting a .429 average (6/14).

Other than that there's not much else that was good. Duran was decent, but not on the level of Wilyer and Campbell. He had a double and a stolen base in the first game, a stolen base on Friday, and got the game-tying run on base in the 9th inning, during today's series finale. Unfortunately, quite a few players struggled. Casas didn't do much. Though I'm not very concerned with him. His eye looked good, he wasn't chasing outside of the strike zone very much, but he also didn't get any help from the home plate umpire, and had a few strikeouts as a result of that. Bregman looked good but ultimately didn't have a ton of impact behind the plate. His ability to make routine plays in the infield proved to be one of his best qualities and definitely was a reason the Sox signed him. I say this because Raffy always made tough plays, but it was the basic routine plays that sometimes felt rushed a led to errors here and there.

Now the tough part. Raffela Devers first series as a designated hitter was pretty rough. Not only did he have the worst start of his career, he made MLB history in a fashion that most people want to forget. For the series, Devers went 0/16 with 12 strikeouts. If there's a silver lining in this streak to start the year, like Casas, Raffy wasn't really chasing out of the zone. He just couldn't make contact, which lessens the scenario from utterly disastrous. The broadcast team quite frequently pointed out that his timing is way off, specifically on fastballs, which is uncharacteristic of him.

I would be lying if I didn't say I am a tad bit concerned about him. Not in a sky is falling way but in the sense of Raffy's mindset. Everyone knows that Raffy wears his heart on his sleeves. When he's doing well, he always has a huge smile on his face. However, when he is not, you can see that he is being his hardest critic. So the worry is that in big slumps he is going to stay down on himself, which leads to a longer cold streak than we are used to. I fear that keeping his mind only on hitting, doesn't allow for him to make an inning-saving play that gives him that mental boost and clear mind to go up to the plate freely. I hope that I am wrong in that assessment because ultimately the Red Sox need Raffy to be good, for them to have success.

All of that being said, with as bad as Raffy was at the plate, he wasn't nearly the reason they dropped the first series. Did he contribute to their losses? Absolutely, but the Red Sox had many other problems. Firstly, I don't want to sell the Rangers short. They're a solid team. Eovaldi probably deserved to win on Thursday's season opener. Houck was average in his first start of the season and had a poor finish resulting in two earned runs in the sixth inning before being pulled. Ultimately, the reason they lost this series is their bats though. On Friday, the Sox left eight runners on base, ten on Saturday, and eleven runners today. This will never be a winning recipe.

It's the first series of the year, so things happen. Players are in new roles, all over this team. A month from now and these results are persisting? Then yes, this could turn ugly quickly, but for now, let the season unfold, and what better team to get on track against, than the next series against a divisional team in the Orioles. It is going to be a tough matchup, there's no doubt about it.

Alex Bregman signs with Red Sox in 3 Year/ $120M contract

noreply@blogger.com (Nic Seeley) — Thu, 13 Feb 2025 04:05:00 +0000

AP Photo/Kevin M. Cox

Alex Bregman and the Boston Red Sox have found an agreement on a three year deal worth 120 million dollars. Sure, that seems like an overpay for Bregman at this point in his career, but I would be much more upset about not signing him, than overpaying an older Alex Bregman. The deal was first reported by Chandler Rome and confirmed by Jeff Passan on X. It was also reported that there are two opt-outs and some money defferred as well. The Red Sox now have a few things to figure out, but who doesn't want to "figure out" how to add a player lIke Alex Bregman? He comes with championship pedigree and already has a relationship with Alex Cora from their time in Houston. Hes a solid right handed bat that this lineup desperatley needs.

Now the questions surrounding Raffy's spot on the field arise. Even as of yesterday, Alex Cora again stood on the fact that Raffy is the third basemen for this team. The Red Sox have talked about putting him at second as well, so it'll be interesting to see where everything ends up.

Red Sox to sign Aroldis Chapman to fortify bullpen

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 16:27:00 +0000

Aroldis Chapman sported a Red Sox hat with a "Let's go!" caption to confirm on his Instagram that he will be signing with Boston. The hard throwing Cuban born lefty will be 37 years old when Spring Training kicks off and his elite best seasons are behind him.

Chapman was still a key part of the Pirates bullpen last season and will be expected to serve a similar role with Boston this season.

Left-handed reliever Aroldis Chapman and the Boston Red Sox are in agreement on a one-year, $10.75 million contract, pending physical, sources tell ESPN. Boston sought left-handed help for its bullpen and lands the 36-year-old Chapman. @ChrisCotillo said deal was progressing.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 3, 2024

Video: Boston Red Sox 2024 Walk-Off Wins

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Sat, 23 Nov 2024 14:50:00 +0000

exciting Relive all of Boston's exciting walk-off wins from the 2024 season courtesy of the Red Sox.

Video: Mo Vaughn Red Sox home run reel

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 11 Oct 2024 18:00:00 +0000

From his call-up in 1991 through his monster 1998 season Mo Vaughn thrilled fans at Fenway with his monster bombs. Here's over ten minutes of Mo doing what Mo did best. Enjoy!

The 2024 Red Sox Season has come to an End

noreply@blogger.com (Nic Seeley) — Tue, 01 Oct 2024 00:45:00 +0000

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After being eliminated from postseason contention this week, the Red Sox also faced off in their final series against a divisional foe, The Tampa Bay Rays. Besides seeing fan favorites for the last time until spring 2025, neither of these teams was playing for anything. The Red Sox lost 2-1 in the opener of their last series. They went on to lose again Saturday and won their season finale on Sunday, bringing their record to 81-81.

Coming into the season there wasn't much of an expectation for the Red Sox and understandably so. Red Sox fans have been stuck in this purgatory-like reality for a few years now. They come into the season with low expectations because of a lack of offseason additions, they start slow, catch fire, look like one of the best teams in baseball for a period of the season, have a poor trade deadline, and then fizzle out only to finish a few games above or below .500. I don't even want to harp on that, its not good for my mental or your mental. I think every Red Sox fan who has even slightly followed this team for the past six years (2021 excluded) can understand that. We (as fans) will still be here next year unless something changes this winter and the Red Sox make the key additions that can make them a top contender. Yeah, I could go on about how this offseason is going to be the test for Fenway Sports Group and Craig Breslow, but until we see something, what is the point? Instead, I'd rather talk about some of the good, bad, and ugly from their season. There's a lot to talk about for each category.

Let's start with the "Bad." I figure let's end the blog on a high note and save the good for the end, but not also jump straight into the gut-wrenching, eye-bleeding, dagger-into-my-heart category that is the "ugly" portion of this blog. So without further adieu, the "bad."

The Second Half Slump:

It's not ground-breaking news to say that the Red Sox blew it this year. This is a team that could have and probably should have made the postseason as a wild card. Not only did they have the talent for it, they had the perfect situation to capitalize on. The Royals and Twins equally blew it down the stretch and one team made it out of the three, the Royals. The Red Sox saw regression from both the bullpen and the offense. Both had major slumps and for what seemed like two months, those slumps overlapped, resulting in three straight losing months. It's unfortunate, but I do think this team can build on this. Players like Jarren Duran, Connor Wong, and Raffy Devers struggled to contribute to an already struggling lineup. We likely will get more information on Raffy and it wouldn't surprise me to find out that he was nursing his shoulder injury for the majority of the season. Duran and Wong are young. They can get better and make sure this doesn't happen again next year. Raise your game with PowerPlay in Canada.

Now onto the ugly. If you told me 10 years ago that the Red Sox would revert back to anything resembling "ugly" I would have laughed in your face.

The Bullpen:

The Bullpen this year was atrocious. In fairness to the Red Sox Bullpen, it seemed like they never had everyone healthy at the same time. To start the year, the Red Sox knew it would be a long shot to see the offseason signing Liam Hendriks pitch this year, on top of that Chris Murphy had Tommy John surgery early on, Kenley Jansen saw the IL a few times, and both Chris Martin and Brennan Bernardino saw time on the IL... you get the point. The injuries certainly don't give the front office an excuse. It's a bigger black mark on the front office because when it comes down to it, you're the Red Sox, go and sign reliable arms in the offseason and trade for GOOD players at the deadline. The additions they made at the deadline were mediocre at best. The Red Sox traded for Lucas Sims and Luis Garcia. Both relievers contributed to blown saves in crucial spots, both gave up runs in clutch positions, and both were tough additions at the trade deadline.

Sims and Garcia aside, I do believe that there were guys who ran in from the pen and stepped on the mound in crucial situations that had no business being in those situations. Trotting out pitchers like Weissert and Zach Kelley only to know that things would go south before their first pitch was thrown. The Red Sox bullpen ERA ranked higher than five teams with an ERA of 4.46. Those five teams ranked lower than the Red Sox are the Rockies, the White Sox, the Blue Jays, the Pirates, and the Rangers. While there was more to the decline of the Sox season than just the bullpen, it was a major contributor.

There's going to be a lot of question marks surrounding this bullpen going into the offseason. As of this afternoon, Kenley Jansen is no longer with the team and has gone home, according to Alex Cora. I don't think I am going out on a limb by saying this, but I don't think he is going to be back next year. Chris Martin is getting older and is a free agent, and Liam Hendriks had five appearances in 2023 but no more than that since 2022. Justin Slaten will look to take on a bigger role next year and I'm perfectly fine with that, he's one of the only bright spots in the bullpen this year. The bottom line is that the Sox are going to need to make additions.

Finally, the fun part. The good of the season.

Finally, the fun part. The good of the season. This is a fun team. It really is. Jarren Duran was great for the majority of the year and Wilyier Abreu showed that he can mash the ball and play a great right field, which is hard to come by in Fenway. David Hamilton provided athleticism on the basepaths and only became more dependable at second base as the season progressed. I don't even know what to say about Ceddanne Rafaela. What a talent. He can be used all over the field, playing centerfield, shortstop, and second base this year. As a rookie, he drove in 75 RBIs and always seemed to come up big in clutch moments. Once he minimizes chasing pitches out of the zone, he's going to be a cornerstone of this lineup for a long time. The offense showed stretches of being lethal—all without Triston Casas. Casas will be a big addition if he stays healthy. And I would be remiss if I didn't shout out to Rob Refsynder, who had a great year this year both offensively and defensively. Tanner Houck had a strong season as well. Houck went over his career high in innings and will be ready for a full year as a starter again in 2025. I already mentioned Slaten, but I don't think this bullpen is completely unsalvagable. There are a few arms that can provide the performance the Red Sox need. I'll be excited to see relievers like Luis Guerrero, Zach Penrod, and Cooper Criswell, all had tough moments but also looked great in other moments. It feels like these guys have something they can build on.

Another "good" on the season was extending Alex Cora through the 2027 season. Cora is a phenomenal manager and when given a good roster, he has shown people what he can do. Alex Cora has received high praise from just about everyone who talks about him, except for that random Twitter bot in your mentions. The Red Sox would have been foolish to let a manager with his intelligence walk.

It will be interesting to see what happens this offseason. For about a month now, Triston Casas' name has been linked to all kinds of trade scenarios under the sun. I would rather not trade Casas. He's a budding superstar, but at the same time, I'm not saying I'm fully against it, but it has to be a massive return in my opinion because Casas isn't returning an Ace alone, so you're likely giving up more than just Casas. On top of that, ask around and you'll hear that somehow, Masataka Yoshida doesn't have a place on this roster. It's hard to come by a consistent bat like his. Yes, he doesn't have a ton of power, but we've made fun of the Yankees for that forever. It's homerun or strikeout for a majority of their roster, not named Juan Soto.

Everybody knows what the Red Sox need. A high-end starting pitcher, some more versatility with right-handed bats, and some high-leverage bullpen arms. The Red Sox have already talked about bringing Tyler O'Neil back, and I'm very much good with not doing that. O'neil is boom or bust. For being a two-time gold glover, I was unimpressed by his defense and he couldn't seem to figure out how to play balls off of the Monster. I would rather keep Yoshida personally. Realistically, they need to add through free agency. Look at the Royals this year. If they spend the money, they will be a contender for years to come, with a ceiling of having an Astros-like run. I understand that's a lot to ask. The Astros are the best team in the past decade by a large margin. Unfortunately, I don't know if that's coming. Not even before this year's season ended, Craig Breslow seems to already be tampering with expectations of what's to come. The Boston Globe's, Alex Speire shared this on NESN Friday.

.@alexspeier was just on @NESN and seemed to think the Red Sox would look to either identify a SP ready to take a step forward (like Lugo/Flaherty/Imanaga this year) into frontline status or trade for elite talent rather than throwing big money at a 7+ year deal for a starter… pic.twitter.com/Lb0X224dFS
— Boston Sports Gordo (@BOSSportsGordo) September 27, 2024

React how you want, I don't love that. I'm not going to dwell on it. This season isn't even over yet and I want to be happy. I would say, for now, enjoy the Pats and Bruins this winter, but the Pats already make me sad too. So it's up to you, Bruins. Treat me right and don't let me down.

Cora discusses team's struggles as Fenway losses continue

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 27 Aug 2024 17:19:00 +0000

Alex Cora discusses the team's struggles, Jarren Duran's contributions and more following the team's 7-3 loss to the Blue Jays. The Sox continue to cling to a winning record despite being just 29-37 at home.

Danny Jansen plays for both teams in one game

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 27 Aug 2024 17:11:00 +0000

Danny Jansen makes history at Fenway, becoming the first MLB player in history to appear in the same game for both teams.

Danny Jansen became the first player to appear for both teams in the same game – batting for Toronto when play was stopped June 26 and catching for Boston upon Monday's resumption.

Bob Ellis, who served as official scorer on both dates, donated his scorecard to the Hall of Fame. pic.twitter.com/S8nFTlMeH1
— National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ (@baseballhall) August 26, 2024

Duran apologizes for directing homophobic slur at heckling fan

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Tue, 13 Aug 2024 16:46:00 +0000

Jarren Duran and the Red Sox have apologized for a homophobic slur that the player directed at a heckling fan. Duran was also given a two game suspension.

Video: Craig Breslow talks Red Sox trade deadline moves

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Wed, 31 Jul 2024 18:27:00 +0000

Craig Breslow who was hired by the Boston Red Sox as their new Chief Baseball Officer last October just completed his first trade deadline. Hear what he had to say:

Video: Boston Red Sox 4, San Francisco Giants 0 highlights

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Wed, 01 May 2024 18:10:00 +0000

Highlights from yesterday's Boston Red Sox shutout win over the Giants at Fenway.

Red Sox sign free first baseman Dominic Smith

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Wed, 01 May 2024 17:47:00 +0000

Dom Smith has deal with Red Sox, pending physical @byJulianMack and @PeteAbe on it
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) May 1, 2024

Besides first base, Smith may be asked to play some games in left field if Masataka Yoshida misses time due to his left hand injury.

via Baseball-Reference

Video: Boston Red Sox 5, Chicago Cubs 4 highlights

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 19:08:00 +0000

Highlights from yesterday's Boston Red Sox win over the Cubs at Fenway Park.

Video: Boston Red Sox 6, Pittsburgh Pirates 1 highlights

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Mon, 22 Apr 2024 17:07:00 +0000

Highlights from yesterday's Boston Red Sox win to complete the three gamne sweep.

Video: Boston Red Sox 4, Pittsburgh Pirates 2 highlights

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Sun, 21 Apr 2024 06:08:00 +0000

Highlights from Saturday's Boston Red Sox win.

Video: Boston Red Sox 8, Pittsburgh Pirates 1 highlights

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Sat, 20 Apr 2024 06:08:00 +0000

Highlights from Friday's Boston Red Sox win.

Video: Boston Red Sox 2, Cleveland Guardians 0 highlights

noreply@blogger.com (JR) — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 15:21:00 +0000

Highlights from yesterday's Red Sox game.