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Boston Herald (Free subscription) | 17 hours ago
According to a major league source yesterday, the Red Sox have their eye on four Scott Boras clients - outfielders Matt Holliday and Rick Ankiel, left-hander Mike Gonzalez...
MLB (Free subscription) | 20 hours ago
Boras clients high on Red Sox's list
Beale Street Beat (Free subscription) | yesterday
Earlier this week, I provided some thoughts on what the New York Yankees should look to do in order to improve this offseason. Next up is the Yankees’ bitter American League East rival, the Boston Red Sox. The Red Sox were the favorites to land slugging first baseman Mark Teixeira for much of last winter. The [...]
MSNBC.com: Baseball (Free subscription) | yesterday
DeMarco: Despite being back to looking up at the World Series-champion New York Yankees, there's no need for the Boston Red Sox to panic and enter into a spending-spree battle during the offseason. That would be a mistake.
SPORTSbyBROOKS (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
In case you don’t know, the Boston Red Sox was the last MLB team to sign a black player - 14 long years after Jackie Robinson inked a deal with the Dodgers. Because of that, there’s been plenty of speculation as to why it took the Bosox so long to integrate. Longtime baseball writer and editor [...]
ESPN (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Jason Bay will officially test of the open waters of free agency after declining the Red Sox's initial contract offer.
Baseball Digest Daily (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Starting in the 1973 season, the American League implemented the designated hitter rule, which allowed a player to hit for another player, which is almost always the pitcher. Here is a look at how the first designated hitters did for their respective American League clubs during opening day of the ‘73 season. April 6th – Boston Red Sox 15, New York Yankees 5 at Fenway Park NYY DH: Ron...
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
(BDD / Jonathan Blazon Illustration) Herald: The Red Sox Have Discussed Outfielders Matt Holliday and Rick Ankiel, Reliever Mike Gonzalez, and 3B Adrian Beltre with You Know Who
Media Curmudgeon (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago
Guest blogger Bill Grimes writes: For several years I have written short analysis and opinion pieces on the New York Times Company’s business, financial, and management problems. In a January 2007 lengthy report I suggested that the company sell its broadcast properties (it later did), that it sell the Boston Globe (it tried this year but found no buyers), that it sell its interest in the Boston...
MLB (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sox claim Manuel on waivers from Mariners
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday
(BDD / Red Socks Diaries) Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick Sings Your Favorite Christmas Carols!
Pro Ball NW (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Pittsburgh Pirates have claimed Chris Jakubauskas and the Boston Red Sox have claimed Robert Manual off of waivers. Two more roster spots for Seattle to fill… UPDATE: This Jakubauskas quote from Geoff Baker is kind of fun: “It’s kind of bittersweet news,” Jakubauskas told me, adding that he was blindsided by the move. “The Mariners called me [...]
Yanksfan vs Soxfan (Free subscription) | yesterday
David Ortiz has been outspoken the last couple seasons about the Red Sox' need for more power in the lineup, and he was at it again yesterday: “Everybody was looking at me like I was a clown,’’ Ortiz said yesterday at Fenway Park, dropping an expletive to make his point....
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday
David Ortiz suggested around this time last year that the Red Sox needed more power in their lineup. As he recalled, the advice was not treated with sufficient respect.
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday
The talks have been going on all season. But suddenly, as of midnight, things are different. Now it’s not only the Red Sox who can discuss contract numbers with free agent left fielder Jason Bay - every team can.
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bsalmons | 27/04/2009
As April draws to a close, what the Boston Red Sox primarily have to worry about is, well, peaking too early. The usual reasons for worry need not apply with this group. Certainly, there may be questions, issues and concerns, because the fans require something to chew on beyond the Cracker Jack. Yes, there is -- for the moment -- the inconvenience of the Toronto Blue Jays occupying first place in the
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