MLB Approves New Playoff Format, Adding Wild-Card Team
As expected, Major League Baseball on Friday officially announced its changes to the playoff format.
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As expected, Major League Baseball on Friday officially announced its changes to the playoff format.
The Red Sox' new spring training home was built to the exact specifications of Fenway Park ... or so we all thought.
The following is a spirited email exchange between Neil Keefe of WFAN in New York and Michael Hurley of CBS Boston.
If the new MLB playoffs system had been in place in previous years, the Boston Red Sox very well could be sitting with a 93-year championship drought.
The Boston Red Sox released their lineups for Saturday's games against Northeaster and Boston College.
Josh Beckett is trying to put the Red Sox' 2011 collapse in the past, focusing on what is ahead in 2012.
Adam Kaufman has some fun with twitter, finding out how much each athletes' account is worth.
It was an unceremonious ending, but it shouldn't overshadow a career that was, for a very long time, truly remarkable.
Felger and Massaroti discussed Major League Baseball's new wild card rules. Both are happy with the new system, but Marc Bertrand disagrees with making the wildcard winners survive a one game playoff, saying that they should play a three-game series instead.
Felger and Massarotti discussed the career of Sox catcher Jason Varitek. How will Varitek's retirement affect this years pitching staff?
Dan Roche thanks the soon-to-be retired Jason Varitek, who was one of his favorite players to cover in his 30 years covering the Red Sox.
Gresh and Zo sounded off on the new Wildcard playoff system and the hypocritical actions of the MLB.
Jason Varitek spent 15 seasons as the stoic center of the Boston Red Sox, with an icy stare that never blinked and an iron jaw that never quivered.
Red Sox outfielder Ryan Kalish on Wednesday threw for the first time this spring.
