Report: Marlins Executives 'Outraged' At Red Sox For Lack Of Star Power In Spring Training Lineup
The Miami Marlins are one of the most pathetic franchises in MLB.On Thursday, we all got another reminder of why that is the case.
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The Miami Marlins are one of the most pathetic franchises in MLB.On Thursday, we all got another reminder of why that is the case.
Michael Felger and Tony Massarotti say everything ISN'T so awesome down in Fort Myers.
Reliever Rich Hill arrived at the Red Sox spring training facilities late Wednesday night with a heavy heart.
After throwing a simulated game on Wednesday, Red Sox ace Jon Lester is ready to take the mound for real.
Jake Peavy was back on the mound on Wednesday, just three days after he cut the index finger on his left hand while fishing.
Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz made his spring debut on Tuesday, allowing one run off three hits over an inning of work against the Tampa Bay Rays.
What if I told you that the Major League Baseball Players Association allowed the biggest trade of the 21st century to go through?
Red Sox starter Jake Peavy will miss his first scheduled spring training start on Monday after he suffered a laceration on his left index finger over the weekend.
Felix Doubront struck out three in two-innings for the Sox.
Daniel Nava homered for the Sox and Grady Sizemore added a hit.
Infielder Xander Bogaerts has a World Series ring. Now he'll crack the Red Sox starting lineup.
"B Strong" was a major rallying point for the city of Boston, but it may end up getting the Red Sox sued.
Gambling website Bovada released their over/under for MLB teams and the guys feel like their numbers are right on in the AL East.
Who will take over for Jacoby Ellsbury atop the Red Sox lineup? The Boston Herald's Scott Lauber joined The Adam Jones Show to discuss.
Grady Sizemore returned to action for the first time in more than two years, playing three innings in left field and going hitless in two at-bats Thursday for the Boston Red Sox in a 5-2 victory over Northeastern.
