Rick Porcello Will Never Be An Ace, But Righty Can Still Fulfill Tempered Expectations
Tapering your expectations (or hatred) for Rick Porcello in 2016 could lead to a satisfying season.
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Tapering your expectations (or hatred) for Rick Porcello in 2016 could lead to a satisfying season.
David Price wasn't sure what to expect when he finally got to meet David Ortiz as a teammate, but couldn't be happier with the way things went on Monday.
The "fat athlete" shtick can be an entertaining one, but Felger & Mazz have already had enough of it.
Concerned about the Red Sox defense? Dustin Pedroia insists that they will be fine, as long as they put the work in.
Pablo Sandoval had a disappointing first season in Boston, and his second isn't starting off any better.
"Neither one of these guys had a set of balls today. We can say that without question. No balls. None. I don't know where they are, but they don't have them."
For years, the Yankees' policy for players has included rules about having no beards and no long hair. Now it seems as though the team would like players to have no personality, either.
The Red Sox have a new man for the ninth inning, and he can't wait to get a feel for Boston baseball.
Pablo Sandoval has "nothing to prove," according to Pablo Sandoval.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche sat down with Boston manager John Farrell to chat about his recovery and health, and the state of the Red Sox as they start 2016 spring training.
David Ortiz arrived in Fort Myers early Monday morning, the final member of the Red Sox to report to spring training.
Red Sox third baseman Pablo Sandoval made his first appearance at spring training and he had not slimmed down.
That stolen base for the Boston Red Sox in the 2004 AL Championship Series will always be Dave Roberts' biggest moment in baseball, unless he can manage the Los Angeles Dodgers to a World Series title.
It's day two of workouts for pitchers and catchers here on this sunny Saturday in Fort Myers, Fla., featuring throwing sessions from Clay Buchholz, Rick Porcello, and Carson Smith.
Clay Buchholz has earned an "injury-prone" label, but the Red Sox pitcher said the issue lies not in his durability or conditioning, but in his communication with the training staff.
