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A baseball season provides a lot of lessons. The postseason provides even more. Here are the most important ones from the Red Sox’s run so far. (Matthew Kory; The Athletic) ($$)
Kyle Van Noy is both a Patriots linebacker and a brilliant baseball mind. (Joshua Schrock; NESN)
The Red Sox are in the World Series. That’s obvious. Here’s another thing that’s obvious: Chris Sale will start Game One. (Ian Browne; MLB)
Perhaps there’s a little more to Craig Kimbrel’s struggles of late. Let baseball P.I. Eric Gagne explain. (Bob Nightengale; USA Today)
Imagine knowing the ins and outs of the lineups of both the Red Sox and the Dodgers. That’s the actual situation for Tim Hyers. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)
Broadcasters have an exceptionally unique view of Red Sox postseason runs. (Chad Jennings: The Athletic) ($$)
It’s time to do some ol’ scouting of the two teams in the World Series. (Kimball Crossley; Boston Globe)