by domara | Sep 4, 2014 | Allen Craig, Anthony Ranaudo, Brett Gardner, Brian McCann, Brock Holt, Carlos Beltran, Daniel Nava, Jackey Bradley, Jacoby Ellsbury, Koji Uehara, Mookie Betts, Stephen Drew, Will Middlebrooks, Xander Bogearts
In his fourth career start, Anthony Ranaudo suffered his first major league loss on Wednesday night. Pitching against his favorite childhood team, the New Jersey native allowed six hits in 5.1 innings pitched, while walking 2 and striking out just one. New York opened...
by askillin | Sep 3, 2014 | Allen Craig, Boston Red Sox, Brock Holt, Jackie Bradley, Jacoby Ellsbury, Mookie Betts, Rusney Castillo, Shane Victorino, Xander Bogaerts, Yoenis Cespedes
When the Red Sox signed Rusney Castillo to a seven-year, $72 million deal a couple weeks ago, they made it clear as to who will be playing center field for the club next season and beyond. Castillo’s addition, along with the arrivals of Yoenis Cespedes and Allen Craig...
by domara | Sep 3, 2014 | Anthony Ranaudo, Boston Red Sox, Brock Holt, Daniel Nava, David Ortiz, Joe Kelly, Mookie Betts, New York Yankees, Stephen Wright, Will Middlebrooks, Xander Bogaerts, Yoenis Cespedes
It didn’t take long for the Red Sox to build a substantial lead against the Yankees on Wednesday evening. In the first of a three game series, Boston tallied two first inning runs off Yankees starter Shane Greene. After Mookie Betts singled and David Ortiz...
by tbrooks | Sep 2, 2014 | Boston Red Sox
The Red Sox are 60-77 entering play September 2 (Have the Sox really only lost 17 times less than they have won? It has felt like waaaaaaayy more than that.) It has been discussed, ad nauseam if we are to be honest, what there is to look forward to in September:...
by domara | Sep 2, 2014 | Allen Craig, Boston Red Sox, Brandon Workman, Burke Badenhop, Daniel Nava, Dustin Pedroia, koji uehara, Mike Napoli, Mookie Betts, Rubby de la Rosa, Sean Rodriguez, Tampa Bay Rays, Yoenis Cespedes
The Red Sox played their fourth and final game in Tampa Bay on Monday afternoon. Boston opened the scoring in the 3rd inning, tallying one run on a Mookie Betts RBI single. However, the Rays came storming back in the bottom of the frame, and collected 3 runs on 4 hits...
by broach | Sep 1, 2014 | 2014 Boston Red Sox, Anthony Ranaudo, Boston Red Sox, Brandon Workman, Dustin Pedroia, Fenway Park, Mookie Betts, Steven Wright
The Boston Red Sox went 4-2 over the last week and are now 60-76 with 26 games remaining including Monday’s contest against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday. The pitching has done well and the offense has scored enough runs to keep on winning despite Dustin Pedroia...
by domara | Sep 1, 2014 | Alex Cobb, Allen Webster, Anthony Ranaudo, Boston Red Sox, Chris Archer, Christian Vazquez, Clay Buchholz, Daniel Nava, David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Edward Mujica, Jake Odorizzi, James Shields, Jon Lester, Mookie Betts, Tampa Bay Rays, Will Middlebrooks, Yoenis Cespedes
The Red Sox continued their recent winning ways this weekend by taking 2 games of 3 from the Tampa Bay Rays. In his third career start, Boston right-hander Anthony Ranaudo tamed Tampa Bay over 6 innings of work, allowing just 3 runs on 5 hits, and striking out 4. The...
by Harry Burnham | Aug 31, 2014 | Allen Craig, Boston Red Sox, Clay Buchholz, Daniel Nava, Jackie Bradley, Jon Lester
Surprise, surprise. The Red Sox are out of it. Okay, that may not be STRICTLY true, strictly as in mathematically speaking. To be precise, Boston’s elimination number remains at 11. Their elimination number being the number of losses (or wins by a leading team)...
by prmallon | Aug 30, 2014 | 2013 Boston Red Sox, 2013 Playoffs, 2013 World Series, 2014 Boston Red Sox, Daniel Nava
Please forgive the horrible pun in the title. I played around with a few other ideas before settling on that one, and as silly as it is, it’s rather apt. Daniel Nava is an anomaly, quite like anyone else who’s ever played in major league baseball. Most of us are aware...
by jcookson | Aug 29, 2014 | Ben Zobrist, Boston Red Sox, Brock Holt, Carlos Asuaje, Lowell Spinners, Salem Red Sox
Entering this season, Carlos Asuaje was a little-known prospect in the Red Sox system. He had a quiet first season for the Lowell Spinners after being drafted in the 11th round in the 2013 draft. This year, however, he’s torn up the lower minors, earning a promotion...
