Francellis Montas has put together a few good starts. With his ERA finally starting to move in the right direction, is he ready to grab a share of the spotlight?
The Red Sox don't lack options to replace Victorino, they just lack obvious ones.
The struggling reliever is not only in the minors, but now isn't pitching in games at all.
Today's edition of the links include stories on backup plans if Shane Victorino's injury is serious, Andrew Bailey's return to the active roster, and Jacoby Ellsbury's massive struggles.
Boston won't be facing the best pitcher on the White Sox as planned, thanks to injury.
Francellis Montas has put together a few good starts. With his ERA finally starting to move in the right direction, is he ready to grab a share of the spotlight?
The Red Sox don't lack options to replace Victorino, they just lack obvious ones.
The struggling reliever is not only in the minors, but now isn't pitching in games at all.
Today's edition of the links include stories on backup plans if Shane Victorino's injury is serious, Andrew Bailey's return to the active roster, and Jacoby Ellsbury's massive struggles.
The Red Sox offense packed no punch Tuesday night, leaving Felix Doubront without any run support as they fell to the White Sox once again.
Ah, it's the night we all so look forward to: Felix Doubront starts. No, wait, look forward to isn't right. It's the other thing. Dread, yeah, that's the one. Last week seemed like his one free...
The Red Sox will have Jonny Gomes batting second in place of the injured Shane Victorino as they take on Jose Quintana and the Chicago White Sox.
Vinicio's second go of things at Greenville is not going as well as his first, as well as updates from two of the many pitching prospects at Low-A.
Andrew Bailey is back from the disabled list, leaving the Red Sox' bullpen in the best shape its been in all season.
The pitching prospect didn't even get into his game today before he was scratched due to injury.
De La Rosa has a minor injury, and will miss his scheduled start on Tuesday.
Monday brought a season first for Jackie Bradley Jr. in Pawtucket.
Stephen Drew is yet to miss any significant time this season, though he's suffered some minor injuries. In his absences, the key to his presence has become abundantly clear.
The southpaw starter/reliever should be back in whatever role Boston needs by at least this time next week.
Today's edition includes stories on Jose Iglesias attempting a go at different positions, the savior that is Andrew Bailey, and how Will Middlebrooks almost ended up a Ray.
Jon Lester struggled in his start, but at the end of a day the Red Sox' winning streak would have survived if things had gone just slightly differently.
It was the move we all knew was coming, but here it is in all its officialness.
The Red Sox can wrap up their road trip on a positive note with their third series win in three tries in Chicago.
He's come seemingly out of nowhere, but last year gave us hints of this year's Daniel Nava.
The league says games are too long already, and replay will make them even longer. But three-hour rain delays? No problems there.
Bogaerts slows down a bit, Vazquez slows the competition, and Travis Shaw is maybe coming around.
The 2012 season was a mess for many reasons, but it all started with the rotation.