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Josh Reddick: Undervalued Power Hitter
Josh Reddick was one of the Red Sox top hitting prospects ever since he burst onto the prospect scene in his first season in Low A back in 2007.
Fantasy Baseball: Shaking up the closer rankings
You hear that? Yeah, me neither. It is the sound, or the silence, of Closer Gate 2012.
Alfredo Aceves jogged out of the bullpen at Comerica Park in Detroit on April 8, charged with protecting a three-run lead for the Red Sox in the ninth inning.
Hamels, Phillies roll over Nationals
Cole Hamels proved to be the streak stopper the Phillies needed. Hamels, whose no-hit bid was broken up with one out in the sixth inning, allowed four hits through eight innings in Wednesday's 4-1 win over the Washington Nationals at Citizens Bank Park.
6 Management Lessons From Red Sox DH David Ortiz
After a four-month run as the best team in baseball last summer, the Boston Red Sox collapsed, missing the playoffs after posting a dismal 7-20 record in September.
2012 MLB Draft: Grading the Boston Red Sox' Last 25 First Round Picks
With the 2012 MLB draft quickly approaching, it's time to shift the focus of the Boston Red Sox towards the future of the franchise and those players who hope to make that a success.
Dwight Evans to represent Red Sox at draft
Major League Baseball has been trying to draw more attention to its annual amateur draft in recent years.
It was at Camden Yards where the season ended for the Red Sox last year, the Baltimore Orioles scoring two runs off Jonathan Papelbon in the bottom of the ninth inning of Game 162.
Kevin Garnett takes shot at Philadelphia fans
Celtics center Kevin Garnett took a shot at Sixers fans after Game 5 Monday night when asked to compare crowd at TD Garden in Boston to the one at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.
On Baseball: Ranaudo's extra time in Florida just a precaution
It is where young players wait for the rookie leagues to begin in June, and injured players wait to be healed.
Hamels, Phils show fighting spirit
Maybe earlier in the year if Cole Hamels wasn't on top of his game, a result like Friday's 6-4 win over the Boston Red Sox wouldn't have been possible.
Same old Jonathan Papelbon rings up Sox
Boston Herald Sports Writer Patriots beat writer John Tomase joined the Herald in 2005 after six years covering the Red Sox.
Bobby Valentine: Red Sox Manager Is Hopping Mad in Feud with Umpire Gary Darling
Hours after Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel and umpire Bob Davidson were suspended for their nose-to-nose argument on Tuesday, we had another memorable clash between manager and umpire at Citizens Bank Park Friday night.
What to do with Middlebrooks when Youkilis returns?
Or maybe the headline should read, "What to do with Kevin Youkilis when he returns?" A With Youkilis rehabbing in Pawtucket and approaching a return to Boston, Red Sox management will be faced with a decision.
Papelbon and Cinco Ocho both looking forward to facing Red Sox
If it was possible, Jonathan Papelbon is even more off his rocker with the Phillies than he was with the Red Sox.
Were the Red Sox right to let Jonathan Papelbon walk?
Jonathan Papelbon and the Phillies take aim at his former team the Boston Red Sox in interleague play this weekend.
Jonathan Papelbon vs. the Red Sox and other reasons to watch interleague play this weekend
Welcome to the first installment of interleague play this season. This, of course, is just an appetizer, as the main course will not arrive for about a month.
Hamels, Lee And Papelbon! Red Sox In For Tough Weekend In Philly
Jonathan Papelbon #58 of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrates his save and a Phillies victory over the Chicago Cubs on May 17, 2012 at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois.
It was Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn, Charlie Sheen 's character from the movie ' Major League ,' that inspired the use of actual recordings for player walk-ups. In the 1989 film, Sheen's reckless relief pitcher entered games to ' Wild Thing ,' a 1965 frat-house hit for the Troggs later covered by punk band X . The now-retired Williams inherited the ... (more)
What a relief: Sox's bullpen comes up clutch
Those early weeks of the season, when every call to the bullpen left manager Bobby Valentine searching for an antacid tablet, now seem like a very long time ago.
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