Red Sox' Sam Kennedy Releases Statement: 'Silence In The Face Of Injustice Is Unacceptable'
With social unrest consuming the country, the Boston Red Sox are speaking out against racism and police brutality.
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With social unrest consuming the country, the Boston Red Sox are speaking out against racism and police brutality.
MLB is risking the loss of the 2020 season entirely. That's something that Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez is eagerly hoping to avoid.
Baseball continues to sit in the batter's box with the bat on its shoulder as negotiations between Major League Baseball and the MLBPA continue. But it appears as though there may be some progress toward a new shortened season.
Chaim Bloom and the Red Sox have the 17th overall pick in this year's shortened MLB Draft.
When MLB owners made their proposal to the MLBPA last week, the union was reportedly so upset that it was not immediately clear if a counteroffer would even be made. Now, though, the players have made their offer.
The Red Sox are stepping up and will reportedly pay all of their minor league players $400 a week through August, the Boston Globe reported Friday.
With hundreds of minor league baseball players losing their jobs during the MLB shutdown, Dodgers pitcher David Price is stepping up to help those in the L.A. farm system.
The Red Sox are hard at work to make Fenway Park safer for players once baseball returns, with team president Sam Kennedy saying it could look a lot different inside the 108-year-old park when they start playing ball.
Washington pitcher Max Scherzer, among eight players on the union's executive subcommittee, issued a statement late Wednesday night calling management's proposal for more salary cuts a non-starter.
Major League Baseball is a long way off from returning in 2020.
The Red Sox made sure to honor those who gave their lives to the country by holding a Memorial Day ceremony in an empty Fenway Park.
Never in the history of sports has an impending free agent had to consider the potential impact of a global pandemic.
Major League Baseball is exploring several options to come back amid the coronavirus pandemic, but there are several roadblocks to overcome. Still, Terry Francona will be ready should he ever get the call that everyone in baseball is awaiting.
One of the few benefits of living in a sports-less world is getting to relive some of our favorite memories. And for Boston fans, 2004 ranks at the top of the list.
Here's one sports guy's confidence rating in how likely we are to see the return of each major sports league in North America in 2020. We'll rank them from least likely to most likely.
