Report: Francona To Manage Indians
Former Red Sox manager Terry Francona will manage the Cleveland Indians next year, according to a report by Foxsports.com's Ken Rosenthal.
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Former Red Sox manager Terry Francona will manage the Cleveland Indians next year, according to a report by Foxsports.com's Ken Rosenthal.
Boston Red Sox Hitting Coach Dave Magadan joined Felger and Massarotti to discuss the dismissal of Bobby Valentine and the tumultuous 2012 season.
Gresh and Zo were joined by WBZ-TV's Dan Roche and discussed the Red Sox and the firing of manager Bobby Valentine. Roche was at Fenway yesterday and had the opportunity to talk with Ben Cherington and Larry Lucchino.
The station went and replaced the giant Wallach head that Adolfo let get stolen while waiting in line for the iPhone 5 and the guys sent him out with the replacement head to get on the news as reporters covered the firing of Bobby Valentine.
The Boston Globe's Peter Abraham joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich Friday morning, and said the Red Sox' top choice for their next manager is pretty clear.
The Boston Red Sox fired Bobby Valentine on Thursday, but his players aren't blaming him for their disappointing season.
Just hours after he was fired by the Boston Red Sox Thursday afternoon, Bobby Valentine told WBZ-TV's Steve Burton "I'm doing fine."
Felger and Massarotti kicked off the show discussing the firing of Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine and the team's dreadful 2012 season.
Bobby Valentine had to be fired, but that doesn't mean he didn't do exactly what the Red Sox wanted.
The Bobby Valentine era is over.
Sean McAdam joined Gresh and Zo in studio and the guys started the show off talking about the Red Sox and how much of a mess this team is. Who is to blame for the poor performance of the team this year?
The 2012 season has finally come to an end for the Boston Red Sox, as they are once again going home in early October.
Detroit's Miguel Cabrera topped the American League with a .330 batting average, 44 home runs and 139 RBIs, becoming the first Triple Crown winner in the major leagues since Boston's Carl Yastrzemski in 1967.
Former Red Sox hero Curt Schilling may be forced to sell his famous "bloody sock" to pay back the millions he lost in his failed video game company, 38 Studios.
Today is the day the Boston Red Sox can move on from their abysmal 2012 season, and set their sights on 2013.
