Trevor Story is off to a dreadful start to his six-year contract with the Red Sox. How concerned should their fans be? Jordan Leandre tells us here.
Peter Fatse took over as hitting coach in Boston last December after the team severed ties with Tim Hyers, who declined an offer to return.
It’s time to explore the top 10 MLB third basemen ahead of the 2022 season.
Two wins. That’s how many more the Boston Red Sox needed to make the World Series in 2021. Optimism rained down on the streets of Boston that the organization may be closer to a legitimate contender than they thought, and sooner, too.
The shortstop position always receives backlash. Weirdly, it’s a good thing; the position is as deep as it has ever been.
It’s not a position where an analyst needs to exaggerate the importance of half the game.
Ranking the top 10 first basemen is nearly as difficult as ranking the catchers. What makes ranking the position difficult is balancing one’s projections versus another’s track record.
Who are the top 10 catchers in MLB right now? Jordan Leandre breaks down the league’s best backstops and ranks them here.
McCutchen isn’t the same player that won NL MVP in 2013, but he remains a capable bat at the big league level. Who could be in the market for a player like McCutchen?
Prince Fielder provided the baseball world with monster home runs, a great personality, and perhaps one of the saddest retirement press conferences in recent history. The player between the lines was more than just home runs, however.
Mark Teixeira has one of the least talked about careers of anyone on the 2022 Hall of Fame ballot. However, that doesn’t make him any less intriguing of a case for induction.
Joe Nathan is one of baseball’s more underrated relievers of the century, despite being a dominant reliever most of his career. This is year one for him on the Hall of Fame ballot. Through a little over 135 ballots known, he still needs 16 more votes to stay on for a second season.
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