Wednesday, June 19, 2013
MLB Player Survey: 1%-5% Using PEDs Now
REPORT: A-Rod Met With Bosch At ALCS
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| The Fraudulent One |
Jerry Remy Returns To Booth Next Tuesday
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| RemDawg Back At Ya! |
Manny 'Misses Family', Leaving Taiwan Friday
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| Manny Being Mascot |
Jennifer Garner: No '04 Sox, No Marriage To Ben
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| (Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) |
Both Buchholz And Ross Land On Disabled List
Clay Buchholz and David Ross both landed on the disabled list Tuesday—the former on the standard 15-day and the latter on the 7-day concussion variety. Buchholz—who hasn't pitched since June 8 complaining of "neck soreness"—is eligible to come off the list on June 24th. Ross—who was on the 7-day concussion DL earlier in the year—was repeatedly pummelled on the face mask by foul balls in his last two starts. Ryan Lavarnway was called up to replace Ross.
UPDATE: Sox Sign First Round Pick Trey Ball
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| Top Sox Pick Trey Ball |
WEEI.com's Alex Speier reports that Boston's first pick in this year's MLB Draft, Trey Ball, is set to sign with the club as early as today. The #7 overall pick is a left-handed high school pitcher out of Indiana. Ball is expected to sign below the $3.246 million slot number—which (in conjunction with other savings) will allow the Red Sox to sign their third round pick (catching prospect Jon Denney) at a higher amount that his slot allotment. Ball showed mid-90s velocity and a minuscule ERA (0.76) in his senior year—all in a New England-like climate.
'Dropkick' Jonny Walks Red Sox Off With Sweep
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| (Photo by Jared Wickerham/Getty Images) |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
BREAKING: Youk Having Back Surgery
The Yankees have announced that Kevin Youkilis will have back surgery Thursday. He will be out a minimum of 10-12 weeks. Effectively, this ends his brief career with The Evil Ones.
Jerry Remy To Miss Another Week Of Soxcasts
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| Editor With Remy In 1992 |
'Wil' Myers Help Tampa Bay's Anemic Offense?
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| Rays Phenom Wil Myers |
Monday, June 17, 2013
18-Year Old Sox Prospect Debuts For Spinners
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| (Lowell Spinners Photo) |
POLL-Overwhelming Support For Papelbon Deal
Early voting in our latest FenwayNation Poll shows that more than four in five respondents favor the idea of the Red Sox trading to get former closer Jonathan Papelbon. As the chart shows, fully 83% of early voters select the "yes" option, while only 17% say "no" to the proposed trade. You can still vote in this poll HERE.
Sewage Greets Players At Oakland Coliseum
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| Welcome! |
Red Sox Among Three Teams In On Papelbon
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| (Associated Press Photo) |
Clay Buchholz May Be Headed To The DL Soon
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| (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer) |
Napoli And Carp Possible For Tuesday Games
The Red Sox have Monday off and then play a double-admission day-night doubleheader against the Rays on Tuesday. Based on current evaluations, both Mike Napoli and Mike Carp should be ready to play in those Tuesday games. Napoli is out with an undisclosed "illness" and Carp tweaked a hammy while legging out a double. The 1PM start on Tuesday is a make-up of a rainout on Friday, April 12th. Tickets for that April game are valid for the first game.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Again, 'Lester' Rather Than More; Sox Lose, 6-3
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| (Mitchell Layton/Getty Images) |
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Bailey's 'Creamed' In 9th; Red Sox Still Win, 5-4
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| Mitchell Layton/Getty Images |
Offensive Indifference Re-Surfaces; Sox Fall, 2-0
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| Jonathan Ernst/Getty Images |
Friday, June 14, 2013
Everett Man Confronts Red Sox On Concessions
| Sox Owner Tom Werner On Yawkey Way (FN Photo) |
Harry Agganis Film To Air On WGBH On 6/20
A documentary film about Harry Agganis will air on Thursday night, June 20th at 9PM on WGBH-TV (Channel 2 in Boston) with an encore showing on Friday, June 21st at 1:30 PM on WGBX-TV (Channel 44 in Boston). The film, Agganis—The Golden Greek, Excellence To The End, was written and narrated by Boston sports icon Clark Booth. 'Agganis' chronicles the life of one of New England's most storied athletes. The film is a touching portrayal of a young man who rises from the immigrant experience in Lynn, but never forgets his roots. The documentary tracks Agganis from a sandlot phenom to one of the most heavily recruited high school football players ever. Agganis turned down multiple offers to play professional football and baseball outside New England, and chose to play for the team he loved as a kid—the Boston Red Sox. The film does raise troubling questions about the nature of his sudden death at the tragically young age of 25. There is particular focus on the actions—or non-actions—taken by doctors treating Agganis for a mysterious set of conditions. They are questions that, nearly six decades later, need to be asked. Overall, this is a heart-warming film for all who love stories about New England sports and the heroes that make us proud.
Do Guggenheim Dodgers Have $ To Land Cano?
Anthony Ranaudo Strikes Out 13 For SeaDogs
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| Anthony Ranaudo Ks 13 |
Pedro Ciriaco Dealt To Padres For PTBNL/Cash
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| AP Photo/Winslow Townson |
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