Over the last year, Tanner Houck has become a popular name in Boston. The former first-round pick made his MLB debut in 2020 and posted a 0.53 ERA in three starts. In his first MLB stint, the 25-year-old surpassed expectations.
Entering 2021, Hunter Renfroe was coming off a down year. In 42 games with Tampa Bay, he hit .156 with eight home runs. Through the first half of this season, however, he has been a different player. The 29-year-old has appeared in 67 games this year and is proving to be a key addition for the Boston Red Sox.
After a slow start to the season, Bobby Dalbec has found his stroke. The 25-year-old entered 2021 with high expectations after an impressive MLB debut. With the All-Star break less than a month away, Dalbec has been hard to keep off the bases.
Tyler and Logan return with Episode 9 of The Squeeze to look at the current temperature of the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox rivalry. They also break down just how amazing Jacob deGrom is, and how impressive this season could be.
Over the last two weeks, the Red Sox rotation has struggled. Since June 1, they have posted a 4.97 ERA. However, during that stretch, their Opening Day starter Nathan Eovaldi has been one of the few consistent arms.
So far this season, the Worcester Woosox have been watched closely. The Boston Red Sox Triple affiliate has some of the Red Sox’s top prospects inching closer to the majors. One player, however, who has stood out this season is Kaleb Ort.
After a slow start to the season, Franchy Cordero has found his swing in Triple-A. The twenty-six-year-old began the season in the majors but hit .179 in 34 games. Since being sent down, however, he has looked like a different player and showed the tools that made him a key piece in the Benintendi deal.
As of Tuesday, June 8, it appears that there are eight legitimate contenders in the American League. We will take a quick look at each and speculate on what weakness could be their downfall.
With the MLB Draft five weeks away, the Boston Red Sox will soon add more talent to their minor league system. Over the last few months, Boston has been tied to multiple players including, Jack Leiter, Brady House, and Marcelo Mayer.
Happy weekend to everyone. We are back at it with more analysis for another full Saturday of Major League Baseball. Our focus today will be on a couple of nightcaps that are sure to get plenty of attention.
Prior to the season, several of our writers came out with top-five prospect rankings for each team. We will be running down each of them, how they have done so far, and whether their stock has risen or dropped at all. Let’s start with the AL East.
The American League East division saw a wild change of expectations in April, leading us to expect a coming together in May. As the month concludes, we saw teams play more like what we expected, but the Red Sox remained good. With the Yankees on a wild roller coaster ride and the Orioles looking like the Orioles we know and love, June will be another interesting one in the AL East.
Over the last year, Tanner Houck has become a popular name in Boston. The former first-round pick made his MLB debut in 2020 and posted a 0.53 ERA in three starts. In his first MLB stint, the 25-year-old surpassed expectations.
Entering 2021, Hunter Renfroe was coming off a down year. In 42 games with Tampa Bay, he hit .156 with eight home runs. Through the first half of this season, however, he has been a different player. The 29-year-old has appeared in 67 games this year and is proving to be a key addition for the Boston Red Sox.
After a slow start to the season, Bobby Dalbec has found his stroke. The 25-year-old entered 2021 with high expectations after an impressive MLB debut. With the All-Star break less than a month away, Dalbec has been hard to keep off the bases.
Tyler and Logan return with Episode 9 of The Squeeze to look at the current temperature of the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox rivalry. They also break down just how amazing Jacob deGrom is, and how impressive this season could be.
Over the last two weeks, the Red Sox rotation has struggled. Since June 1, they have posted a 4.97 ERA. However, during that stretch, their Opening Day starter Nathan Eovaldi has been one of the few consistent arms.
So far this season, the Worcester Woosox have been watched closely. The Boston Red Sox Triple affiliate has some of the Red Sox’s top prospects inching closer to the majors. One player, however, who has stood out this season is Kaleb Ort.
After a slow start to the season, Franchy Cordero has found his swing in Triple-A. The twenty-six-year-old began the season in the majors but hit .179 in 34 games. Since being sent down, however, he has looked like a different player and showed the tools that made him a key piece in the Benintendi deal.
As of Tuesday, June 8, it appears that there are eight legitimate contenders in the American League. We will take a quick look at each and speculate on what weakness could be their downfall.
With the MLB Draft five weeks away, the Boston Red Sox will soon add more talent to their minor league system. Over the last few months, Boston has been tied to multiple players including, Jack Leiter, Brady House, and Marcelo Mayer.
Happy weekend to everyone. We are back at it with more analysis for another full Saturday of Major League Baseball. Our focus today will be on a couple of nightcaps that are sure to get plenty of attention.
Prior to the season, several of our writers came out with top-five prospect rankings for each team. We will be running down each of them, how they have done so far, and whether their stock has risen or dropped at all. Let’s start with the AL East.
The American League East division saw a wild change of expectations in April, leading us to expect a coming together in May. As the month concludes, we saw teams play more like what we expected, but the Red Sox remained good. With the Yankees on a wild roller coaster ride and the Orioles looking like the Orioles we know and love, June will be another interesting one in the AL East.
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