Fire Brand of the American League
  • Home
  • Boston Red Sox
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
Select Page

Your 2010 Red Sox coaching staff

by evan brunell | Nov 23, 2009 | Dave Magadan, DeMarlo Hale, John Farrell, Quick Post, Ron Johnson, Terry Francona, Tim Bogar

Manager Terry Francona, 7th season Bench coach DeMarlo Hale, 1st season (5th with Boston, four as third-base coach) First-base coach Ron Johnson, 1st season (5 seasons as AAA Pawtucket manager, 10 years in Boston organization). Was a teammate of Francona’s in...

PawSox manager on Buchholz: ‘He’ll be fine’

by evan brunell | Aug 8, 2009 | Clay Buchholz, Quick Post, Ron Johnson

The Red Sox were gracious enough to issue me a press pass for the Pawtucket/Norfolk game at Fenway Park today. I barely made it into my seat for the first pitch thanks to some heavy traffic on the Pike. I saw Jake Arrieta, one of the Orioles’ fabled pitching...

SOX ON DECK: Pawsox lose on 2-out, 2-strike bunt in bottom 9th

by mike edelman | Jul 2, 2008 | Charlie Zink, Chris Carter, Edgar Martinez, Eric Hull, Jeff Bailey, Joe Thurston, Jon Van Every, Ron Johnson

Want to know how to cool off the Pawtucket Red Sox? Pull a play out of your left ear — which is exactly what Syracuse

SOX ON DECK: June minor league notes

by josh lacey | Jun 29, 2008 | Bubba Bell, Charlie Zink, Clay Buchholz, Jeff Bailey, Jeff Corsaletti, Jon Van Every, Michael Bowden, Ron Johnson

When Clay Buchholz was optioned to Pawtucket, it was with explicit instructions to work on (i.e. throw) his fastball. So far consider it mission accomplished. Buchholz not only has been using his fastball more – which obviously makes his breaking pitches more...

Velazquez spoils strong start by Hansack

by josh lacey | Jun 20, 2008 | Devern Hansack, Gil Velazquez, Ron Johnson

Pawtucket Red Sox manager Ron Johnson would rather walk in his bare feet on a bed of hot coals rather than publicly criticize one of his players. Johnson didn

Wearing different hats while managing in the minors

by josh lacey | Jun 8, 2008 | Mike Hazen, Ron Johnson

After Pawtucket won the 1984 Governors’ Cup, manager Tony Torchia was promoted to Boston as the team’s bullpen coach. He was replaced by Rac Slider, a veteran minor league manager whose primary experience had been at the Class A level. Slider tried to...
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Google
  • RSS