Red Sox Spring Training Blog: Dempster Starts Camp With Surprise
The surprise of the weekend at The Fort came courtesy of veteran pitcher Ryan Dempster.
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The surprise of the weekend at The Fort came courtesy of veteran pitcher Ryan Dempster.
Pitcher Ryan Dempster has decided not to play this season.
Red Sox pitchers and catchers reported to Spring Training today.
What would you rather have in your outfield: somebody with a better WAR rating, or somebody you can go to WAR with?
Derek Jeter announced Wednesday he'll be retiring from Major League Baseball at the end of the 2014 season...let the farewell tour begin!
Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettite hung up the pinstripes at the conclusion of the 2013 season, and now fellow Yankee pillar Derek Jeter will do the same at the end of '14. Felger thinks his announcement could have a Ray Lewis/Ed Reed effect.
For 15 years, Derek Jeter has been the face of the New York Yankees. That time, however, is coming to a close.
The Red Sox are in good shape heading into 2014, but a lot needs to be worked out before the season begins. Here's what to keep an eye on during spring training.
After giving his famous beard a trim earlier this week, Red Sox outfielder Jonny Gomes had it completely shaved off on Wednesday.
After defeating the Cardinals to win the World Series, the Red Sox bolstered their roster in the offseason by signing Edward Mujica, Burke Badenhop, Jonathan Herrera, Grady Sizemore and a 37-year-old A.J. Pierzynski...wait what?
Mike Napoli is eager to defend Boston's World Series Championship, and is also hoping to cut down on his strikeouts in 2014.
Jonny Gomes' famous beard is nearly gone.
While the end result was a World Series championship, Clay Buchholz is hoping to avoid a similarly difficult season in 2014.
Grady Sizemore hasn't played baseball in more than two years, but he said he is good to go and ready to show the Red Sox what he has this spring.
Jon Lester pitched more innings last year than ever before, and the Red Sox never envisioned using John Lackey as much coming off of Tommy John surgery. For those reasons, Peter Abraham of the Boston Globe thinks the team might use six starters to begin the season.
