Gresh & Zo: Who Will Be Part Of The Red Sox In The Future?
Red Sox insider Sean McAdam joined Gresh & Zo in studio to discuss the future of the Red Sox. What guys will be coming back next year and what guys will be moved?
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Red Sox insider Sean McAdam joined Gresh & Zo in studio to discuss the future of the Red Sox. What guys will be coming back next year and what guys will be moved?
Alferdo Aceves has had some public issues with Valentine over the course of the season, and he made it clear yet again on Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
He was a dedicated Red Sox for parts of eight different decades, and now the place Johnny Pesky called home will give him a proper farewell.
The New York Yankees likely expected a tight race in the AL East, but the Boston Red Sox are surprisingly not one of their challengers.
MLB Insider Jon Heyman called in to talk baseball with Dan Shaughnessy, Gresh & Zo as the Red Sox prepare to host the Yankees for a three games series.
It's no surprise to see that a change in uniform and scenery hasn't turned Adrian Gonzalez into a different person.
Justin Morneau's season has not come with much fanfare. It's understandable – he's a former MVP first baseman and he's hitting just .277/.337/.473. But with today's offensive environment, his 122 OPS+ is equal to his 2007 All-Star campaign.
The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park on Sunday.
It's already been widely speculated that if the Red Sox will try their best to pry John Farrell from the Blue Jays, but now another name is entering the picture.
Gresh thinks that there is no way that Valentine returns as Red Sox manager next season, but Zo isn't so sure. What do you think?
This week's SI cover features Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine looking rather exhausted as he holds his face in his hands with his eyes shut.
Jurickson Profar got a spot start for Ian Kinsler and opened his career with a bang, homering and doubling in his first two at-bats, respectively.
It's not yet September, but for the Red Sox, the time for reflection on a lost season has already arrived.
Former Red Sox player and current Dodgers analyst Steve Lyons joined Felger and Mazz to talk about how the Dodgers' newest additions, Adrian Gonzalez and Josh Beckett.
After the game, Beckett received a somewhat unfriendly welcome, though this one came from a member of the Los Angeles sports media.
The blockbuster trade between the Red Sox and Dodgers over the weekend was obviously the topic of the day as Felger & Massarotti hit the airwaves Monday afternoon, and the two agreed that the Red Sox deserve credit for admitting their mistakes.
Tyler Skaggs, the 13th-best prospect in the game per Baseball America, will be one to watch Monday night as he makes his second major league start. The 20-year-old lefty is a must-add in available keeper leagues and should be a solid addition even in redraft formats.
You might think that the Dodgers just bought themselves a championship or two. But they didn't. Why, you might be wondering? Let me count the ways.
Big things may be afoot on Yawkey Way this weekend, as Red Sox pitcher Josh Beckett was reportedly claimed on waivers on Friday afternoon.
The reported interest from the Los Angeles Dodgers in Red Sox first baseman Adrian Gonzalez turned out to be true, as L.A. claimed Gonzalez on waivers on Friday afternoon.
When Red Sox players arrived at Fenway Park on Thursday afternoon, they likely knew the questions were coming about why the majority of them missed the funeral of Johnny Pesky.
Felger and Massarotti are broadcasting live from the Ace Ticket Studio at Kenmore and are discussing the use of performance enhancers in Major League Baseball.
Former Cy Young Award winner Bartolo Colon of the Oakland Athletics was suspended for 50 games Wednesday after testing positive for testosterone.
The Los Angeles Angels and Boston Red Sox came into this season with hopes of contending for division titles, or at the very least, the AL's two wild card berths.
