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The Red Sox Saved Their Season With Recent Hot Stretch

The last time Boston Red Sox fans saw a hot streak like this, the most popular teens were jamming to an upstart young singer named Frank Sinatra. And it’s fitting that, 80 years later, the Red Sox are winning their way. With a combination of breakout bats, bunts, pitching excellence, and sheer luck, the Red […] The post The Red Sox Saved Their Season With Recent Hot Stretch appeared first on Just Baseball .

Red Sox Prospect Gets Ejected After Slapping Catcher During Post-Home-Run Argument

Baseball fans in Greenville were in for a wild night on Wednesday. They witnessed a home run and a full-fledged brawl within a matter of seconds. During Greenville Drive’s victory over the Hub City Spartanburgers, a home run celebration by one of the Red Sox’s top prospects sparked a benches-clearing brawl as players from both […] The post Red Sox Prospect Gets Ejected After Slapping Catcher During Post-Home-Run Argument appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Red Sox promote top prospect Franklin Arias to Triple-A Worcester

The Red Sox are promoting top prospect Franklin Arias from Double-A Portland to Triple-A Worcester, as was first reported by Tommy Cassell of The Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Arias, in the midst of a breakout campaign, is reaching the minors’ highest level for the first time and is now just one call away from the … Continue reading "Red Sox promote top prospect Franklin Arias to Triple-A Worcester"

Red Sox Have Interest In Zach Neto

The Red Sox are interested in Angels shortstop Zach Neto, report Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic. They report that Boston also checked in with the Angels about Neto last offseason, though those preliminary conversations didn’t progress to the point where the sides actually discussed trade frameworks. There was no indication that Neto […]

MLB Trade Rumors: 2 Game-Changing Shortstop Trade Targets For Red Sox

The Boston Red Sox rode a 15-game win streak right back into the playoff hunt and turned themselves from certain sellers to probable buyers at the trade deadline. They currently hold a 2.0 game lead on the rest of the pack for the final Wild Card berth in the AL going into Thursday's play. Where must Boston upgrade their roster the most? That is answered by  Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon in The Athletic :  " During their 15-game winning streak, which concluded Wednesday night , ...

Buy, Sell? Why not both?

 That's the implication of what we've heard from Toboni recently .  This makes sense.  The organization likely came into the year thinking SELL SELL SELL but given the team has shown themselves to have a playoff caliber offense they would be shooting a gift horse in the mouth to do that.  You want a great offense. You have it.  You want great pitching.  EH.  So the goal should be to get good pitching. Simple?  Well it would be if you had a ton of money f...

Red Sox ‘Interested’ in Trading for Angels Star Ahead of Deadline

The Boston Red Sox have put together a special turnaround this season, putting themselves directly into the postseason conversation following a slow start to the year.Now, with the trade deadline less than two weeks away, Boston could become true buyers as the front office tries to add to the roster. One area of need for […] The post Red Sox ‘Interested’ in Trading for Angels Star Ahead of Deadline appeared first on HEAVY .

Texas Tech’s Campbell Warned Big 12 He Had Sorsby ‘Receipts’ on Cincy

On the same day the NCAA reportedly opened an investigation into the University of Cincinnati over former quarterback Brendan Sorsby, Texas Tech board chairman Cody Campbell warned Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark he had “receipts” capable of implicating UC in the scandal. Campbell’s threat came after Cincinnati head football coach Scott Satterfield publicly accused the […]

Why the Boston Red Sox Need To Trade for Zach Neto

This time last month, the thought of the Boston Red Sox adding something at the deadline felt like a distant dream. Fifteen wins in a row, an ascension from bottom team in the American League to top five, changes the scope. The Red Sox are not only dark horse candidates to make the postseason, they’re […] The post Why the Boston Red Sox Need To Trade for Zach Neto appeared first on Just Baseball .

The Red Sox’s Streak Is Over, But The Children Have Feasted

There's a Massachusetts–based restaurant chain that offers a free kids meal— kid must be present, limit two per party —the day after a Boston Red Sox win. When the team was scuffling at the bottom of the AL East and manager Alex Cora was fired for a dismal start, the promotion became an easy joke: The children of New England were hungry. So hungry. Offensive struggles and one-run losses had turned them into the wee ragamuffins of Oliver Twist . But around the end of June, after dropping two...

Today in White Sox History: July 23

1931 With the Red Sox crushing the White Sox in the bottom of the sixth inning at Fenway Park, 13-4, Boston right fielder Earl Webb lined into a triple play: White Sox third baseman Billy Sullivan made the snag and caught Rabbit Warstler off of third base for the second out, then tripled Jack Rothrock […]

Charlie Barnes is back, Will Smith on 60-day injured list

Catching up on some roster news from this week, catcher Will Smith was moved to the 60-day injured list on Tuesday, which opened up a 40-man roster spot for Charlie Barnes. That’s right, Smith and Barnes are linked yet again. Smith moving to the 60-day injured list means he can’t technically return until August 7, […]

Red Sox Minor Lines: Kristian Campbell plays hero… twice

Worcester, Game 1: W, 3-2 (F/7) (BOX SCORE) The doubleheader against Jacksonville (Marlins AAA) could not have been a more night and day tale of two games. This game made the most of some Vinny Capra and Kristian Campbell RBI knocks in the fourth and Blake Wehunt overcame giving up a first inning home run […]

Trade Deadline Outlook: Boston Red Sox

Not so long ago, the Red Sox appeared to be buried, but a hand has suddenly shot up out of the dirt. Boston’s season started so poorly that manager Alex Cora was fired just a month in. Triple-A manager Chad Tracy was called up to take over on an interim basis. That didn’t immediately improve […]