Tag: Boston Red Sox

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Projecting the Red Sox: J.D. Martinez

With the baseball season creeping closer Ben Rolfe takes a look at the number behind J.D. Martinez's performances and looks at what he could do in 2019

March 2, 2019 @benrolfe15
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Bold Predictions For The 2019 Red Sox

It seems like only yesterday millions of Red Sox fans cheered as Chris Sale brought Manny Macedo down to one…

February 22, 2019 @demalia_lorenzo
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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?

January 4, 2019 Thomas Howland
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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.

November 20, 2018 Thomas Howland
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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.

November 17, 2018 Mike Quilty
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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.

November 13, 2018 Thomas Howland
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Mookie Betts Should Not Play Second Base in the World Series

The news that Mookie Betts could play at second base is percolating in the World Series buildup.  It's thrilling, exciting, and fascinating to think about.  Could Mookie play second when the World Series moves to Chavez Ravine?

October 22, 2018 Thomas Howland
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Raising a Glass to Rick Porcello

Let’s take a minute to appreciate Rick Porcello from the ho hum, nothing to see here, game 3 of the ALCS in Houston.  He comes in to start the fourth inning and proceeds to give up a pesky pole special, 326 foot homer to Mookie’ Betts’ best pal, and number 9 hitter, Tony Kemp.  Tony Kemp.  What a gnat.  If the script was flipped and Houston wins in 5 it might've been him instead of our beloved JBJ being the ALCS MVP.  Then he faces the daunting top of the Astros lineup. Just imagine: The roof is closed on Minute Maid park, the smell of leather and the Jackson Street BBQ and Taco Trio in the air, the awesome noise of the Houston fans pounding on his amygdala.  It’s Alex Bregman up to bat looking to atone for inciting the Sox with his Instagram post before game 3.

October 20, 2018 Thomas Howland