Shane Victorino's Quest To Prove He Can Stay Healthy Off To Slow Start
Shane Victorino declared that he had nothing left to prove in the game of baseball, except for staying healthy.
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Shane Victorino declared that he had nothing left to prove in the game of baseball, except for staying healthy.
"He spent the whole winter in Arizona for the most part, doing specific things that the Red Sox wanted him to do -- getting stronger, getting first-step quickness -- and it shows up on the field."
The Red Sox spent a lot of money on Cuban prospect Rusney Castillo. If he fails in America, Marc Bertrand still says it was worth it.
Dustin Pedroia appears to be going full swing early this spring -- both on the health and confidence front -- and he isn't afraid to let everyone know it.
Forget this minor tinkering stuff -- MLB needs some changes that the casual fan might actually notice. Changes like these.
The guy we should worry about, after all, is the guy who doesn't always want to play.
Maybe having all those outfielders on their roster isn't such a bad thing for the Red Sox.
The treatment of Curt Schilling as some sort of modern-day pioneer of social media justice has gone a bit too far.
Every member of both teams wore a No. 3 jersey in honor of Pete Frates, a former Boston College outfielder who is currently battling ALS.
The Boston Red Sox needed an extra inning to get a win over the Northeastern Huskies on Tuesday, but two of their starting pitchers didn't need much effort to get through their work for the day.
Felger, Mazz and Jim Murray offered their take on Curt Schilling's situation Tuesday afternoon.
The Red Sox are exploring another Phillies pitcher, which could be a more attractive option for Boston.
The Boston Red Sox will be playing some actual baseball on Tuesday, as they kick off their spring slate of games with their annual double header against Northeastern and Boston College down in Fort Myers, Florida.
Mike Napoli is finally sleeping well again, and thinks that could make a big difference on the field in 2015.
Gordon Edes of ESPNBoston.com joined Dan Roche on Sunday's edition of Sports Final on WBZ-TV, and has nothing but good things to say about Yoan Moncada.
