October 18, 2019 | by Jordan Leandre | Posted In Atlantic, Boston Red Sox, MLB
The only 'bright' side to being an elite team that missed the playoffs is that they get to jump-start their quest for success in the following season. Unfortunately for the Red Sox, they continue to move forward without a formal Read More »
October 16, 2019 | by Kyle Porch | Posted In Atlantic, Boston Red Sox, MLB
While websites and analysts want Boston to trade Mookie Betts, it's growing increasingly clear that the team needs him now more than ever. All of the rumors swirling around about a potential Betts trade have zero confirmation from team owners Read More »
October 16, 2019 | by Kyle Porch | Posted In Atlantic, Boston Red Sox, MLB
While Rick Porcello hasn't been as bad as advertised, it's time to let the former Cy Young winner walk this offseason. It's time for the Boston Red Sox to cut their losses. When the club acquired Porcello in the Yoenis Read More »
October 14, 2019 | by Jordan Leandre | Posted In Atlantic, Boston Red Sox, MLB, News and Editorials
All year long, the biggest scapegoat for the Boston Red Sox struggles was their seemingly closer-less bullpen. In their first season without Craig Kimbrel since 2015, Boston's bullpen mirrored that of their starting lineup in their first year sans David Read More »
October 13, 2019 | by Jordan Leandre | Posted In Atlantic, Boston Red Sox, MLB
Bloody sock. Making 55,000 people from New York shut up. Winning two World Series in Boston (three overall). Just a few ways to describe the career of ex-Red Sox ace Curt Schilling's tenure pitching for Boston's beloved baseball team. The Read More »
October 8, 2019 | by Jordan Leandre | Posted In Atlantic, Boston Red Sox, MLB
It seemed to be only a matter of time before the Red Sox addressed the struggles in the rotation this past season. And that time was Tuesday morning, as the team re-assigned pitching coach Dana LeVangie to a team scout. Read More »
October 8, 2019 | by Kyle Porch | Posted In Boston Red Sox, MLB, Worldwide Sports
While many managerial job openings around the league, let's not be too rash on Alex Cora just yet. We all know 2019 never really clicked, let alone go according to plan. With the worry about trimming down the payroll, to Read More »
October 6, 2019 | by Jeremy Guerin | Posted In Boston Red Sox, MLB, MLB, MLB, MLB
In a sport riddled with issues, the MLB should try to replicate what are the best two days of the season more often: the wild card games. Even with one of the games being a relative dud, 2019's slate showcased Read More »
October 6, 2019 | by Jaclyn Galvin | Posted In Colorado Sports, MLB, Worldwide Sports
Jaclyn begs the question: Are these multi-million dollar long term contracts worth it in baseball? Read More »
October 4, 2019 | by Kyle Porch | Posted In Atlantic, Boston Red Sox, MLB
With the end of the regular season finally over, has Brock Holt played his last game in a Red Sox uniform? With his free agency looming, and the rumors of a wild offseason for the overspending Red Sox, fans are Read More »
