Is Felix Doubront finally coming around?
Recent success leads us to wonder if Doubront has finally figured out his early season issues.
Recent success leads us to wonder if Doubront has finally figured out his early season issues.
Marrero has't rebounded yet, Swihart is hitting well, and Ramirez still hasn't allowed a homer.
Boston has done well so far, and has money to work with.
Light's still hurting, Wendelken gets an introduction, and Betts is still hitting.
Andrew Bailey has had a couple rough outings out of the bullpen lately, which have led some to look elsewhere for players to pitch the ninth inning. This a ludicrous idea, and extremely premature.
The shortstop's weird 2013 season gets even weirder, as he's now tops on a big-league leaderboard.
The Lowell Spinners' season begins Monday, so it's time to get acquainted with this year's team.
While his bat has been a pleasant surprise, there was never any doubt about Jose Iglesias' fielding ability. Now the major question is how to get that wonderful glove on the field.
The Red Sox have a ton of talent in their minor-league system, throughout every level and at many positions. Where they may be most stacked, though, is with their pitching in the upper levels.
Barnes nearly turns things around, Britton does turn things around, and a new pitcher is added to the updates.
Is it time to set the Red Sox rotation without Jon Lester in it? At least for one turn, yes.
He took his sweet time getting to it, but it ended up being the difference for the Red Sox.
Should is not the same thing as will, but does that matter?
Some of the biggest problems for Felix Doubront this season have come when he gets ahead of hitters. We take a look at why
Cecchini "slumps" while Coyle misses time, and Augliera is figuring out his command.
Jose Iglesias is performing at an unexpectedly high level at the plate right now, and the team needs to find ways to keep him in the lineup. Luckily, it shouldn't be too difficult.
The Red Sox kick off a nine-game run against the A.L. East competition with three in Tampa Bay.
Boston's first-round selection has some impressive company in a talented farm system.
Jackie Bradley Jr., CF Year Age Tm Lg Lev PA 2B 3B HR SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS 2013 23 Pawtucket IL AAA 101 8 1 2 3 1 13 19 .341 .440 .529 .969 3 Seasons 716 51 5 12 ...
Boston selected a number of intriguing draft prospects in the later rounds of the 2013 MLB draft.
Iglesias is mashing and fielding as well as anyone, but it won't be Middlebrooks losing his job to him.
With their third-round pick, the Red Sox went with a POSITION.
It might be time to start thinking about a Bogaerts promotion, and more from Boston's Double-A affiliate.
He looked like the third baseman of the future a year ago, but has struggled in 2013.