Eduardo Rodriguez Leaves Spring Training Workout After Tweaking Knee
Eduardo Rodriguez, who showed signs of dominance in his rookie year, tweaked his left knee during a Spring Training drill in Fort Myers.
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Eduardo Rodriguez, who showed signs of dominance in his rookie year, tweaked his left knee during a Spring Training drill in Fort Myers.
David Ortiz may only have 162 regular season games and, hopefully, a handful of postseason games left in his career, but the 40-year-old isn't feeling any pressure heading into his final MLB season.
Dave Dombrowski said Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval, as well as all Red Sox players, wouldn't hear public criticism from him or John Farrell - unless they deserve it. He explained what that would entail.
Even for the notoriously cynical Boston sports media, the coverage of the Red Sox so far has been embarrassingly pessimistic. How about some positivity for a change?
An AL East rival of the Red Sox just got a little bit weaker, and most likely, a whole lot more frustrated.
David Ortiz is in his final MLB season, but he's not shying away from some controversial topics.
When the principal owner of the team steps up the way John Henry did Wednesday, well, that is a very, very big step.
John Henry's comments on Pablo Sandoval weren't the only ones that might have stretched the bounds of credulity
Travis Shaw may not have a starting spot on Boston's depth chart as the team prepares for the 2016 season, but the 25-year-old is brimming with confidence that he'll be on the Red Sox' Opening Day roster.
Ortiz has always accepted his role in the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry, he's hoping that in his final year in the big leagues, Yankees fans can show a temporary change of heart.
Dan Roche takes a closer look at five things he'll be watching as the Red Sox kick off spring training workouts on Wednesday.
Let's take a look at 16 Red Sox to watch during spring training.
Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval arrived at Red Sox Spring Training under fire, but teammate David Ortiz insists they've had a good start.
David Ortiz wants to go out on top, but he also doesn't want to be a distraction to his team in his final MLB season.
On Zolak & Bertrand, Beetle made it very clear that he isn't a fan of the way Major League Baseball is treating its fans.
