Breaking Down The AL MVP Race
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche breaks down the AL MVP race. With the Red Sox touting three candidates, who does Rochie think should take home the hardware?
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WBZ-TV's Dan Roche breaks down the AL MVP race. With the Red Sox touting three candidates, who does Rochie think should take home the hardware?
David Ortiz had an RBI single on the first pitch he saw in 10 days and scored twice in his return to Boston's lineup, a 13-2 victory over the Texas Rangers.
Felger & Massarotti continued things talking about the Red Sox and their #3 starter. Who deserves the spot? John Lackey or Erik Bedard?
David Ortiz is in the Red Sox lineup Wednesday night, batting fifth against the Texas Rangers.
Gresh and Zo discuss the report that the Chicago Cubs could be interested in bringing Theo Epstein into their organization as GM and what that would mean for the Red Sox organization...
Jacoby Ellsbury returned to the Red Sox lineup Tuesday night, and wasted little time in making his presence felt.
David Ortiz ran sprints in the outfield in Texas on Tuesday, and the Red Sox DH has received medical clearance for a Wednesday return.
Adrian Gonzalez homered twice, Jacoby Ellsbury made an immediate impact in his return to the lineup and the Boston Red Sox finally won a game in Texas.
Center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury is back in the lineup for the Red Sox Tuesday night for game two of a four game set with the Rangers in Texas.
John Tomase of the Boston Herald joined Felger and Massarotti to discuss the struggles the Red Sox have faced with the Texas Rangers. How can the Red Sox turn it around against the Rangers?
Gresh and Mike Flynn, filling in for Zo, talked to Jon Heyman about the latest Red Sox injuries, Erik Bedard's first four starts with the Sox and much much more.
Gresh and Mike Flynn, filling in for Zo, discussed which team in the AL poses the toughest postseason challenge for the Sox.
Erik Bedard is winless in four starts with the Red Sox, but Monday night he pitched well enough to get the win. It was one bad pitch, and a lack of run support, that did him in.
It was a call that may have changed the game, and unfortunately, it did not go in the Red Sox favor.
The way things go for Terry Francona these days is simple. Come to the park, figure out who can play, meet with media and give them medical updates, manage the game.
