Red Sox-Rays Series Recap, Notes, and Observations
The Boston Red Sox had momentum coming into this series after taking three of four from the New...
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Rafael Devers And Why He Should Be An All-Star
The first half of the MLB season is officially history and the All-Star teams have been selected....
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Are the Sox Getting Craig Kimbrel
MLB Trade deadline is expected to end on 30th July 2021. This shows that the clubs are likely to...
The Boston Celtics: A History of Dominance in the NBA
The Boston Celtics are one of the most iconic franchises in sports history, with a rich legacy of dominance in the NBA. From their early years to the present day, the Celtics have won an impressive 17 championships, more than any other franchise except for the Los Angeles Lakers. In this article, we explore the history of the Boston Celtics and discover what makes them one of the greatest teams in sports history. Discover the legendary players and championship-winning moments that have cemented the Celtics' place in NBA history, and learn why sports history is an important indication of a team's success.
A Century of Boston Bruins Hockey: A Look Back at the Team’s Legacy
Join us as we explore the legacy of the Boston Bruins, one of the most storied franchises in NHL history. From their early years to the Bobby Orr era and beyond, the Bruins have captured the hearts of fans across North America. In this retrospective, we'll take a closer look at the team's history and examine what has made them so successful over the years. We'll also explore why Americans love hockey and the key factors that have contributed to the sport's enduring popularity. Whether you're a die-hard Bruins fan or simply a lover of hockey, this article is not to be missed.
RED SOX – BLUE JAYS SERIES PREVIEW
The Red Sox are riding high after beating the Twins in Minnesota. Ben Rolfe previews the upcoming series against Toronto at Fenway Park.
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RED SOX – ORIOLES SERIES PREVIEW
The Red Sox head to the last place Orioles looking to build on their two game win streak. Ben Rolfe examines a must win series in Baltimore
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Alex Cora Solved The Red Sox Puzzle Yesterday. He Should Keep It Up
This is one of those times as a Red Sox fan and follower that feels so familiar and foreign all at once. It’s like a long lost thought from limbo in Inception. When one win seems like the glorious sound of God, coming down like a lightning rod. This Red Sox puzzle seems to make no sense. This team 108 last year, it’s the same team, what is happening?
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Red Sox Confused, Worried, Anxious
Have you ever been in a workplace where one person was promoted while another was passed over? Have you ever lost out to someone else when pursuing the same romantic connection? Have you ever worried about your future? The impending deadline for many Red Sox contracts is the elephant in the room. Here are the dynamics.
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Red Sox Opening Day – A Wake Up Call
Well that was a dud. Chris Sale was bad, the bullpen was bad, the bats only managed 4 runs in a 12-4 loss. But this isn’t about injury, and it’s not about punching holes in the teams’ talent. This was a wake up call for a team coming off arguably the most historic season in it’s 117 year history.
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Mookie Betts Is The Best Value In Baseball
Yesterday the New York Post’s Joel Sherman detailed how much money Mookie Betts has turned down in recent years. Mookie then gave an interview to Red Sox reporters this morning detailing how he loves it here, but will be going to free agency instead of signing a long term deal. Cue the hang wringing all across Red Sox Nation. But the fact Mookie is going year to year for the next two years makes him the greatest value in the majors right now.
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BSE Baseball Writers MLB Awards Predictions
With the baseball season arriving, our baseball writers have come together to predict the 2019...
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Projecting the Red Sox: Mookie Betts
With the major league baseball season fast approaching Ben Rolfe takes a dive into what 2019 may bring for Mookie Betts at the plate.
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Changes For Pedroia? Cora’s Got This
Cora has said that he’s looking for around 120 games for Pedroia this year. Before this winter, Pedroia would be fighting back, insisting he could play 150. But Alex Cora has the same touch with players coming back from injury that he does when making winning moves in the postseason.
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Review – Alex Cora: The Making Of A Champion
It was an in depth and poignant piece on our manager, a tremendous watch. The story starts and ends from his home town of Caguas Puerto Rico, from his childhood straight through to his current place as the first Big League manager from Puerto Rico. Oh, and through that incredible Red Sox season in 2018.
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Meet Matt Barnes: Red Sox Closer
While wandering eyes look for a free agent, there’s a stalwart right in front of us. Matt Barnes is the most reliable, time tested, experienced, and talented holdover whose time has come. Matt Barnes should be The Closer for the Red Sox.
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Mookie Betts Signing: Shades Of Lady Gaga
The echoes of Lady Gaga’s Poker Face race through the memory banks. These were a fraction of the long odds the Red Sox were looking at resigning Mookie Betts a month ago. Then he signed with the Red Sox $20 Million last week.
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The Brewers Are After Xander Bogaerts
There are rumors out of Milwaukee that the Brewers are after Xander Bogaerts. Why would the Red Sox trade him, and what could they expect in return?
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The Greatest Red Sox Legends by Uniform Number: 46-50
The players stay strong as we move through the end of the forties and into the fifties. The best...
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MLB Winter Meetings Wrap-Up
The 2018 Baseball Winter Meetings have ended. Here is a Red Sox focused roundup, and other related notes.
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Red Sox Offseason Lacking Fireworks…And That’s Okay
I was making the rounds on the Red Sox news circuit yesterday when I came to a sudden realization....
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Should The Red Sox Go After Noah Syndergaard?
The Baseball Hot Stove is beginning it’s winter warm up. There are reports out there that the New York Mets are open to trading Noah Syndergaard. Could Thor be in the Red Sox future? Cue the Led Zeppelin and put on your mittens while we take a look.
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Nathan Eovaldi Should Be Top Priority
Nathan Eovaldi should be high on Boston’s priority list, he’s a perfect fit and the perfect modern day pitcher Cora loves.
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Red Sox Trade Potential 2019: Rafael Devers For Kris Bryant
A shock-wave spread across the MLB Hot Stove when Buster Olney reported that the Chicago Cubs could trade Kris Bryant. The Red Sox system is bare, but Rafael Devers is young, cheap, talented, and a powerful trade chip.
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The 2018 World Series Champion Boston Red Sox Will Go Down As Legends.
The 2018 Boston Red Sox were never the underdogs. They did not break the curse of the Bambino....
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The 2018 Red Sox Are One of the Greatest Ever
The Red Sox completed their ultimate goal last night, dispatching the Dodgers in five games. It...
Read MoreThe World Series – A Season for Heroes
“It’s hard to beat a person who never gives up.” – Babe Herman Ruth. In a world disrupted by hurricanes, recessions, politics and war, baseball is the constant that gives us heroes. Every fall, the World Series connects...
Read MoreDavid Price, Red Sox Win, Game 2 Recap
The Boston Red Sox beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 2 of the World Series. David Price was locked in, the relentless 2 out offense was in bloom, and now the Sox have a 2-0 lead.
We’re not in the peak Eck ‘Time To Party’ zone yet, but man oh man are we getting close!
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