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Tomase: Can Jarren Duran Be the Solution for Red Sox in Center Field?
Jarren Duran had a turbulent 2022, to say the least. But Trevor Story’s injury could give the young outfielder a chance to redeem himself, writes John Tomase. Is he up to the challenge?
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Chaim Bloom and Alex Cora Will Return to Red Sox in 2023, Sam Kennedy Says
Boston Red Sox president Sam Kennedy seemingly ended any speculation about manager Alex Cora and/or chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom not returning for the 2023 season.
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Trevor Story Injury: Red Sox Star Has Hairline Fracture in Wrist
The Red Sox got bad news on the Trevor Story injury front Saturday after the second baseman saw a hand specialist.
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Who Deserves Credit for Remarkable Red Sox Turnaround? Pretty Much Everyone
The Red Sox are the hottest team in baseball right now, but it’s not just their stars who are stepping up in big moments, writes John Tomase.
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Red Sox' Bullpen Already a Cause for Concern With 161 Games to Go
We shouldn’t overreact to one game. But the way manager Alex Cora was forced to manage his bullpen in the Red Sox’ Opening Day loss to the Yankees should make Red Sox fans feel very uneasy, writes John Tomase.
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Cora Looking Forward to Catching Up With Red Sox Players at Spring Training
Alex Cora said he’s most excited to catch up with the players after not being able to talk during labor negotiations amid the MLB lockout.
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Alex Cora to Remain With Red Sox Through 2024 as Team Picks Up His Options
Alex Cora is staying with the Boston Red Sox for the foreseeable future after the team exercised his options for both the 2023 and 2024 seasons.
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What's Next for 2022 Red Sox After Unexpectedly Great Season?
As the Red Sox’ magical 2021 season comes to an end, John Tomase looks ahead to see what the 2022 squad could look like, and whether Boston’s success was an anomaly or a sign of bigger things to come.
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Red Sox Leave for Houston With the Season on the Line
As the Boston Red Sox shipped off for Houston and Game 6 of the ALCS, manager Alex Cora was staying positive about his team.
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Eovaldi Looks to Save Red Sox Season After Bats Go Quiet
Following two weak performances at the plate, the Boston Red Sox now turn to Nathan Eovaldi to try to save their season on just two days’ rest. The Red Sox were held hitless for four innings Wednesday by left-hander Framber Valdez and managed only three hits in a 9-1 loss to the Houston Astros that left Boston down 3-2 in…
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After Losing Game 5, Red Sox Face Elimination as ALCS Returns to Houston
Framber Valdez was perfect through four, took a two-hit shutout into the seventh and became the first pitcher in the 2021 postseason to finish eight innings on Wednesday as the Houston Astros beat Boston 9-1 in Game 5 of the AL Championship Series and moved one win from a second straight trip to the World Series. Yordan Alvarez had three…
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This Playoff Adjustment Is Paying Dividends for the Red Sox
How has the Red Sox’ offense reached historic heights this postseason? Credit the brilliant approach of Alex Cora and hitting coach Tim Hyers, writes John Tomase.
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Red Sox Fly Out of Boston for Trip to AL Championship Series
Boston Red Sox fans flocked to Fenway Park Thursday to see off the team as they left for Houston and the American League Championship Series against the Astros. Manager Alex Cora and pitcher Tanner Houck stopped to sign a few autographs on the way out. Game 1 is Friday night at Minute Maid Park. “We’ll go into it with a…
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Alex Cora's Message to Red Sox After Beating Rays Was on Brand
Manager Alex Cora sent a fitting message to his Red Sox players after their magical season continued with an ALDS-clinching win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night.
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Alex Cora Says Text From Bill Belichick Is ‘Like the Highlight of the Year'
The sure sign for Red Sox manager Alex Cora that things are getting serious in the baseball playoffs: He got a text from Patriots coach Bill Belichick wishing him luck. “That’s like the highlight of the year,” Cora gushed before the AL Division Series against Tampa Bay on Sunday. “I got the text from this random area code. That’s...
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Alex Cora Dominates Managerial Battle and Now Red Sox Control ALDS
The Red Sox may have bludgeoned the Rays to the tune of 20 hits and five home runs on Friday, but as our John Tomase writes, they won because of Alex Cora.
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Red Sox Fall to Rays in Game 1 of ALDS
Randy Arozarena became the first player to hit a home run and steal home in a postseason game, and rookie Shane McClanahan pitched the Tampa Bay Rays to a 5-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox in their AL Division Series opener Thursday night. The breakout star of October last year, Arozarena made a breathtaking dash to the plate in…