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Red Sox Trade Clay Buchholz to Phillies

Dec 20, 2016

Boston Red Sox, Headlines, Offseason, Philadelphia Phillies, Transactions

By adding superstar ace Chris Sale in a Winter Meetings blockbuster, Boston Red Sox general manager Dave Dombrowski created a logjam in his team's pitching staff. That logjam was finally addressed on Tuesday mo...

What Should The New York Mets Do At The Trade Deadline?

Jesse Nadelman

Jul 11, 2016

Major League Baseball, National League, National League East, New York Mets, Rumors

Entering the All-Star break, the New York Mets currently sit six games back of the Washington Nationals for first place in the National League East, and are tied with the Miami Marlins for the final wild-card s...

Red Sox Move Buchholz to Bullpen; Rodriguez to Start on Tuesday

Ryan Waterman

May 29, 2016

Boston Red Sox, Headlines, Transactions

The nightmare is finally over, Boston! All of you Boston Red Sox fans can now rejoice, as the team announced on Friday that rotation mainstay Clay Buchholz has been moved to the bullpen. In a corresponding m...

Why the Red Sox will be the Most Mentally Tough Team in Baseball by Season’s End

Evan Marinofsky

Apr 11, 2016

Boston Red Sox, Opinions & Predictions

Mental toughness is essential to almost everything in life, but it directly applies to sports. Especially baseball. Any team can have as much talent as money can buy, but even talent can't win games or champ...

Should the Red Sox Trade Wade Miley or Clay Buchholz?

Liam Skiffington

Dec 2, 2015

American League, American League East, Boston Red Sox, Features, Major League Baseball, Opinions & Predictions

The Boston Red Sox have reportedly inked annual Cy Young candidate David Price to a seven-year, $217 million contract. The agreement, which has an opt-out clause after three seasons, is the richest contract eve...

Report: NESN Cutting Ties with Red Sox Voice Don Orsillo

Gershon Rabinowitz

Aug 25, 2015

Boston Red Sox, Breaking News, Headlines

Standing as the gatekeeper between the fans and the organization, the broadcaster is the lifeblood of the team. Through winning and losing their voices resonate authoritatively and become the soundtrack of summ...

Stop Messing With My Mind: Boston Red Sox Crawling Towards .500

Gabriel Bogart

Jul 8, 2015

American League East, Boston Red Sox, Features, Major League Baseball, Opinions & Predictions

A while ago, David Ortiz hit an “oppo taco” (good Lord, why is an Eric Byrnes euphemism in my head?!? I have problems) to cap off a four-run bottom of the third inning for the Boston Red Sox. It was fifty ...

Fixing the Red Sox’ Pitching Staff

Liam Skiffington

Jul 6, 2015

American League, American League East, Boston Red Sox, Features, Headlines, Major League Baseball, Opinions & Predictions

The Boston Red Sox have been playing better baseball of late, and their bats seem to have come alive in the past three weeks. But, what's preventing them from winning more ball games? It's their pitching staff,...

Clay Buchholz Is Out-Pitching Jon Lester

Liam Skiffington

Jun 19, 2015

American League, American League East, Boston Red Sox, Major League Baseball, Opinions & Predictions

Jon Lester walked into Fort Meyers last season in the final year of his contract last year and many were wondering if he was going to leave the team. After a spring training that was filled with talks about a c...

Inconsistency and bad pitching define Red Sox first month

Michael Husson

May 5, 2015

American League East, Boston Red Sox, Features, Headlines, Major League Baseball, Opinions & Predictions

The Boston Red Sox have started the season of May in shambles going 0-4 in the four games played so far in the month; but before we get to that, let's look back to the team's first month of the season. With bi...

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