Gresh & Zo: Ortiz Blames Media For Red Sox Drama
On Friday's show Gresh and Zo discuss David Ortiz's comments about the negativity surrounding the Red Sox.
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On Friday's show Gresh and Zo discuss David Ortiz's comments about the negativity surrounding the Red Sox.
Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz said he's tired of the negative publicity the team receives. There's not much negative that can be said about the Red Sox's recent results.
As the Red Sox host the Atlanta Braves this weekend at Fenway Park, they are asking fans for some help.
The youth movement is underway for the Boston Red Sox, with third baseman Will Middlebrooks leading the way.
Daniel Nava singled in the go-ahead run to cap a three-run eighth inning and the surging Boston Red Sox completed a sweep of the stumbling Miami Marlins, 6-5 on Thursday night.
With one report after another coming out about the Red Sox' dysfunction, David Ortiz is firing back.
On Thursday's show Gresh and Zo are joined by CSNNE Red Sox Insider, Sean McAdam talking about the dsyfunction within the Red Sox.
The Red Sox are now two games over .500 and are out of the cellar in the AL East for now, but they have done this before only to slide back down. Gresh and Zo kicked off the show talking about the dysfunction within the Red Sox clubhouse. Do the troubles start at the top?
If we're operating under the belief that there's nothing worse in the world than being a snitch, then what do we believe about tattle-tales? And what about crybabies?
The tight-knit group of Red Sox players could be exactly what's causing the "toxic" environment.
David Ortiz hit a grand slam for one of the Red Sox's four homers as they set a season high in runs, beating the Miami Marlins 15-5 Wednesday night on the hottest day of the year in Boston.
Peter Gammons of MLB.com joined Felger and Massarotti to talk some Boston Red Sox and the perception of their "toxic" clubhouse.
Dustin Pedroia's apparent re-aggravation of his right thumb injury may not be serious, but it's enough to keep the second baseman out of the Red Sox' lineup on Wednesday night.
The Boston Red Sox would be satisfied if the venue is the only thing different for Felix Doubront in this week's start against Miami.
The guys discussed the Red Sox with Dan Shaughnessy and comments that the clubhouse is toxic. Shaughnessy was at the ballpark yesterday, what was the reaction over at Fenway to this toxic idea?
