Jose Ramirez Cleveland Indians
Ramirez is going to see some votes for the American League MVP and he made a compelling argument in the last week of the season. He had ten RBIs in the first three games this week and his 12 total, along with his 1.077 SLG% was the best in the league.
MLB rosters are expanding exponentially in an attempt to play a season during this COVID-19 pandemic. One veteran All-Star is still a free agent, and he should be on Chaim Bloom’s radar.
The Red Sox completely botched their first-round selection, explains Jordan Leandre.
What does the Kevin Pillar signing mean for the Red Sox? Kyle Porch talks about it here.
Bradley still plays great defense, albeit slightly worse than in the past, Betts very well could be traded any minute, but the one player we don’t know too well is that rising star who is entering his age-25 season.
Jordan Leandre pinpoints Alex Wood as a free agent target for the Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox are stuck in an unusual predicament: Having the luxury of high payroll, allowing them to sign
In with one outfielder and out with another. Here’s what the Sox need to do.
There’s a chance that the entire Red Sox outfield sees an overhaul in the offseason, as the likes of Mookie Betts, Jackie Bradley Jr., and Andrew Benintendi have each seen their names turn up in the rumor mill.
Kyle Porch explores the big question: Will the Boston Red Sox trade Jackie Bradley, Jr.?
After estimated arbitration salaries, the Boston Red Sox sit at approximately $218.7 million, or roughly $10.7 million above the Collective
Ever since Andrew Benintendi made his MLB debut in 2016, the Ohio native has been viewed as a key part of the Red Sox future. After a productive Junior season, he entered 2019 with hopes of becoming the next Red Sox star. Like many of his teammates, however, the season turned out to be full of failure. As the Red Sox look to return to contention, the play of Benintendi will be key as they try to build their next championship team.
Jose Ramirez Cleveland Indians
Ramirez is going to see some votes for the American League MVP and he made a compelling argument in the last week of the season. He had ten RBIs in the first three games this week and his 12 total, along with his 1.077 SLG% was the best in the league.
MLB rosters are expanding exponentially in an attempt to play a season during this COVID-19 pandemic. One veteran All-Star is still a free agent, and he should be on Chaim Bloom’s radar.
The Red Sox completely botched their first-round selection, explains Jordan Leandre.
What does the Kevin Pillar signing mean for the Red Sox? Kyle Porch talks about it here.
Bradley still plays great defense, albeit slightly worse than in the past, Betts very well could be traded any minute, but the one player we don’t know too well is that rising star who is entering his age-25 season.
Jordan Leandre pinpoints Alex Wood as a free agent target for the Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox are stuck in an unusual predicament: Having the luxury of high payroll, allowing them to sign players and field the best
In with one outfielder and out with another. Here’s what the Sox need to do.
There’s a chance that the entire Red Sox outfield sees an overhaul in the offseason, as the likes of Mookie Betts, Jackie Bradley Jr., and Andrew Benintendi have each seen their names turn up in the rumor mill.
Kyle Porch explores the big question: Will the Boston Red Sox trade Jackie Bradley, Jr.?
After estimated arbitration salaries, the Boston Red Sox sit at approximately $218.7 million, or roughly $10.7 million above the Collective Bargaining Tax threshold. As a
Ever since Andrew Benintendi made his MLB debut in 2016, the Ohio native has been viewed as a key part of the Red Sox future. After a productive Junior season, he entered 2019 with hopes of becoming the next Red Sox star. Like many of his teammates, however, the season turned out to be full of failure. As the Red Sox look to return to contention, the play of Benintendi will be key as they try to build their next championship team.
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