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The Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers are two teams that are headed in opposite directions. These two teams met in the 2018 World Series, with Boston winning in five games. However, the Dodgers have the best record in Major League Baseball while the Red Sox have the worst record in the American League.The […] The post Dodgers Named Potential Trade Fit for $13 Million Red Sox Closer appeared first on HEAVY .
A former Red Sox pitcher pushed back after a sports medicine physician ripped Boston's handling of Roman Anthony's lingering hand injury. The post Ex-Red Sox Pitcher Fires Back After Doctor Rips Roman Anthony Injury Handling appeared first on HEAVY .
If there is one thing New Yorkers love more than anything, it is a good headline. From the front page to the back of the tabloids, to the names lit up in the marquee lights that inspire the city that never sleeps. In a place that is never starved for things to do or people […]
DENVER – It’s the halfway point for the Colorado Rockies and a projection of 98 losses this season is not exactly a bad thing. At 32-49 following Wednesday’s 8-6 win over the Boston Red Sox, Colorado feels worlds apart from the team who lost 119 games in 2025. “If you’ve watched us play all year, […] The post Rockies find first-half success with aggressive baserunning and pitch suggesting appeared first on Just Baseball .
According to MLB insider Ken Rosenthal, the Boston Red Sox will fire Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow in the near future.The Red Sox are having an absolutely terrible year, as the team holds a 32-46 record as they near the halfway point in the season. They are dead last in the American League East and […] The post MLB Insider Says Red Sox Firing Craig Breslow is Inevitable appeared first on HEAVY .
Toledo Mud Hens 5, Worcester Red Sox 4 (BOX) The WooSox got out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on Wednesday against the Mud Hens (DET), thanks to a two-run double from Allan Castro. The pitching was unable to hang on, though, with starter Raymond Burgos allowing four runs (three earned) in four […]
The Boston Red Sox continue to struggle. They have lost seven of their last ten games and are falling out of contention in the American League. This has already led to speculation of players getting traded, such as Adolis Chapman or Sonny Gray, being on the way out of Boston. While the trade deadline is […] The post Red Sox rumors: Why Jarren Duran trade may not happen before deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
For me, the 2026 Red Sox experience is orders of magnitude worse than 2012 or 2020 when you consider what surrounds it. If you’re going straight by how long we’ve had to go with little to no meaningful baseball after July each year, I think there’s a pretty solid argument to be made that it […]
Here’s the TJStats Daily Recap for June 25, 2026, covering 9 completed games. All advanced metrics (Whiffs, CSW%, tjStuff+) are sourced from the TJStats pitch database. Starting Pitchers Pitcher Team Opp IP H ER K BB Pitches Whiffs SwStr% CSW% tjStuff+ GS Dec Bryce Miller SEA PIT 5.2 5 3 11 0 90 19 21.1% […] The post MLB Daily Recap – June 25, 2026 appeared first on TJStats .
A reader sent over this clip, which made me laugh. The background is that Bill Colarulo called out Spike Eskin earlier in the week after Eskin labeled Bryce Harper a “selfish” player. That was in response to Harper telling reporters that he didn’t care what people thought about his baserunning. Mind you, Harper had just […] The post RADIO WARS: Bill Colarulo Issues Formal Challenge to Spike Eskin After Being Blocked on Twitter appeared first on Crossing Broad .
After missing over a month with a shoulder sprain, Walker Jenkins is back in Triple-A and just one step away from the big leagues. He played four rehab games between Single-A and High-A, going 9-for-16 with a pair of homers. A couple days later, he faced off against reds rehabber Hunter Greene in his first […]
Chip Hale’s decision to make a change at hitting coach was done with the best interests of Arizona’s program in mind. It ended up playing out well for the guy he let go, too. Former Arizona assistant Toby DeMello is expected to be hired as head coach at Pacific, according to D1Baseball’s Kendall Rogers. It […]
Sonny Gray has delivered on being a top-of-the-rotation pitcher for the Boston Red Sox so far. After a brief rocky start to the season, Gray has provided stability for Boston, posting a 9-1 record with a 2.95 ERA while tying for the second-most wins in MLB. There’s even a shot Gray will be one of […] The post Where Did Sonny Gray’s Strikeouts Go? appeared first on Just Baseball .
Amid the flaming trainwreck that is the 2026 Red Sox season, there’s this very odd side note to consider: The Red Sox actually had a pretty solid offseason. Now, “pretty solid offseason” is intentionally vague and highly subjective, but work with me here. As we approach the season’s halfway point, it’s worth exploring the moves […]
Last year, the Yankees and Red Sox met in an AL Wild Card Series that seemed like it could easily go either way. Of course, it went to a decisive Game 3, where Cam Schlittler delivered a monster outing, and the teams have gone in opposite directions since. This year, the Yankees — while you […]
After dropping two out of three games to the Colorado Rockies, the Boston Red Sox have a difficult turnaround. Just over 24 hours after another frustrating loss in Denver, 8-6, on Wednesday afternoon, June 24, Boston returns home to open a four-game homestand against the New York Yankees.So far this season, Boston is just 1-4 […] The post Boston Red Sox Reveal Interesting Pitching Matchups Against the New York Yankees appeared first on HEAVY .
Rafael Devers has not been the offensive star the San Francisco Giants hoped for when they traded for him last season from the Boston Red Sox. Adding to the ire of Giants fans has been the attitude of Devers as of late. He recently made a scene in the ninth inning against the Miami Marlins […] The post Giants manager Tony Vitello hilariously jokes about pinch-running Rafael Devers again appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Before Kyle Schwarber was an MVP candidate with the Phillies, he was a Washington National in need of a bounce-back season.
The Boston Red Sox carried a three-run lead into the late innings Wednesday afternoon. By the time they left Coors Field, the Colorado Rockies had scored five unanswered runs and completed an 8-6 comeback.Boston finished its six-game trip at 3-3 after opening with a sweep in Seattle. Dropping two of three to the team with […] The post Red Sox Dodge Notable Injury Blow Ahead of Yankees Series appeared first on HEAVY .
Just who is baseball for? Not the owners! Plus a little gratuitous medical stuff. The post Think of the Teens (and Other Outstanding Questions) appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
A potential unexpected bonus to paternity leave. The post Is “New Dad Strength” Real? appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Stolen bases may be down, but they can still provide a way for one of MLB's middling teams to set itself apart. The post Turn the Dial appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Toledo Mud Hens 5, Worcester Red Sox 4 (box) A big game from John Peck and a strong effort from the bullpen carried the Mud Hens over Worcester on Wednesday. Dylan File got the start for Toledo and he didn’t last long. The Red Sox got to him for three runs in the first and […]
There are a variety of types of victories in baseball. You can have offensive blowouts, dominant pitching performances, slugfests with each team trading body blows among many others. But one of the most satisfying types in my opinion is an all-around team effort where each phase of the game performs well in support of each […]
When the Milwaukee Brewers came to town, we talked about their Famous Racing Sausages as a tradition they could leave behind to inspire a new mascot race at Coors Field. With the Colorado Rockies taking the series today and sending the Boston Red Sox back to Fenway, it feels like a good time to discuss […]