UPDATED POLL: Favorite Red Sox Positional Player (New Choices Added)

Which ONE of the following Red Sox positional players is your favorite?

Andrew Benintendi

Xander Bogaerts

Jackie Bradley, Jr.

Michael Chavis

Rafael Devers

J.D. Martinez

Mitch Moreland

Jose Peraza

Kevin Pillar

Christian Vazquez

Alex Verdugo

 

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FenwayNation POLL: Favorite Red Sox Positional Player?

Of the following non-pitcher positional Red Sox players, who is your favorite?

Andrew Benintendi

Jackie Bradley, Jr.

Xander Bogaerts

Michael Chavis

Rafael Devers

Mitch Moreland

Kevin Pillar

Christian Vazquez

Alex Verdugo

 

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FenwayNation POLL: 7 In 10 Think Red Sox Will Be AT Or UNDER .500

Early voting in our latest FenwayNation POLL shows that fully seven in ten readers think the 2020 Red Sox will finish with either a .500 record or worse. As the chart shows, the plurality (48%) think Boston will get about 30 wins (.500) in the truncated, 60-game 2020 season. Another 22% believe that The Carmine Hose will underperform that break-even mark—getting fewer than 30 wins. Thus, a combined total of 70% think the team will be .500 or less. Having said that, a fairly substantial three readers out of ten (30%) think the team will reach the 40-win plateau—which translates to a "devilish" .666 winning percentage. Nobody in the poll believes the Sox will do better than the 40-win range. You can still vote in the poll HERE.

FenwayNation POLL: Realistically, How Will The Red Sox Do In 2020?

Being as objective as you can be, where will the 2020 Red Sox end up?

Less than .500 (fewer than 30 wins out of 60)

Around .500 (about 30 wins out of 60)

Around .666 (devilishly about 40 wins out of 60)

Around .750 (about 45 wins out of 60)

Greater than 45 wins

 

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FenwayNation POLL: Almost Six In Ten Will Not Watch All 60 MLB Games

Early results to our latest FenwayNation Poll indicate that readers are equally divided between those who will watch all 60 games in the truncated 2020 season (42%) and those who will only watch some games in a "bogus" season (42%). As the chart shows, about one reader in seven (15%) won't watch any games, believing the entire season should have been cancelled and re-started fresh in 2021. Thus, almost six in ten readers will not watch all 60 games. If our readers are in any way representative of the national fanbase, MLB should be worried. You can still vote in the poll HERE.

FenwayNation POLL: You And The 60-Game MLB Season

For the truncated, 60-game 2020 MLB season, I will:

Watch EVERY game—I'm desperate for baseball

Watch only SOME games—because this is a bogus season

Won't watch ANY games—should have been cancelled until 2021

 

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FenwayNation POLL: Slim Majority Oppose New 50-60 Game MLB Plan

Early results to our latest FenwayNation Poll show that a narrow majority of readers (53%) oppose the new MLB plan to play 50-60 games in the 2020 season. As the chart shows, 47% favor the plan. Major League Baseball countered with the 50-60 game idea after the players' union proposed a 114-game season. The new owners' plan does provide fully-prorated salaries for players—which would amount to about one-third of a full year's pay in a normal 162 game-season. You can still vote in the poll HERE.

FenwayNation POLL: Favor Or Oppose New MLB Plan For 50-60 Games?

MLB has now proposed a 50-60 game 2020 season—with players getting full pro-rated salaries (equal to about one-third of a full year's salary). Do you favor or oppose this new MLB proposal?

Favor

Oppose

 

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