Werner Supports Decision To Fire Farrell: 'The Right Thing To Do'
Tom Werner issued a statement thanking John Farrell, but admitting he felt it was time to move on.
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Tom Werner issued a statement thanking John Farrell, but admitting he felt it was time to move on.
Dave Dombrowski hinted that a big offensive upgrade is coming at first base - and only first base.
John Farrell was fired as Red Sox manager on Wednesday morning, and later in the day he released a statement expressing thanks for his five years with the team as manager and four years as pitching coach.
Dave Dombrowski didn't say much about firing John Farrell on Wednesday, but he did provide a quick update on their plan for David Price in the 2018 season.
In response to the first question sent his way, Dave Dombrowski sent this opening salvo: "I'm not going to share facts." Well then.
While the firing may be the biggest story in Boston sports at this moment, there is one man who probably has not yet learned of the news. His name is Bill Belichick.
The Boston Red Sox have fired manager John Farrell.
Adam Jones and Nick Cattles wonder whether Farrell can last more than one more day.
It appears that the hits Tom Brady has taken this season are finally catching up to him.
Dan Roche highlights what the Red Sox need to do this offseason.
Everyone reacts differently. But Craig Kimbrel didn't seem particularly broken up about being on the mound when the Red Sox season came crashing down.
Shaughnessy explains why the Red Sox can't bring Farrell back solely because of bad PR.
"He's incapable of being a leader. And the evidence of that is right off the field, second year in a row you've lost in the divisional round, and you're saying how you've won the division two years in a row."
When Rochie is no longer on your side, you know your days are numbered in Boston. So who could come in and replace John Farrell as manager of the Boston Red Sox.
The Red Sox need major changes, and it starts with the manager. But it's only a start.
