Boston Red Sox Players of the Week: April 1-April 7

Once again, the Boston Red Sox struggled their way through a week of baseball. Their record on the season is now 3-8 after winning only one of four games against the Oakland A's and one of three against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The hitting is almost as slow as the pitching at this point. Its understandable … Continue reading Boston Red Sox Players of the Week: April 1-April 7

Boston Red Sox Players of the Week: March 28-March 31

The Boston Red Sox got out to a rough start in their first series of the 2019 season. The Seattle Mariners took three games out of the four, by scores of 12-4, 6-5, and 10-8 (the Red Sox won their only game by a score of 7-6). The Mariners hit eleven home runs and no … Continue reading Boston Red Sox Players of the Week: March 28-March 31

Red Sox Position Previews: Outfield (Part 2)

If you thought the Red Sox were in good shape with Andrew Benintendi and Jackie Bradley, Jr. taking up half of the outfield, just remember who makes up the other half. Mookie Betts, who won the American League Most Valuable Player award in 2018, will hold down right field, while J.D. Martinez, who finished fourth … Continue reading Red Sox Position Previews: Outfield (Part 2)

Red Sox Position Previews: Outfield (Part 1)

The Red Sox enter 2019 with perhaps the best outfield in baseball. An MVP winner, a perennial MVP candidate, the best defensive outfielder in the league, and a young kid who has not even reached his potential lead the way for the defending World Series champions. Andrew Benintendi has his best season yet in 2018 … Continue reading Red Sox Position Previews: Outfield (Part 1)

Red Sox Position Previews: Catcher

If there is any one position up for grabs in Boston, it is undoubtedly catcher. The Red Sox spent most of 2018 with three catchers on the roster, though one of them missed significant time with an injury and another auditioned at several other positions. It would be a little surprising if the team carried … Continue reading Red Sox Position Previews: Catcher

Red Sox Position Previews: Third Base

The future is now at third base for the Red Sox. Rafael Devers is prepped for his second full season in the big leagues and is looking for his big breakout year. Devers will be backed up primarily by Eduardo Nunez, with Brock Holt and Tzu-Wei Lin seeing some starts as the infield rotation shifts … Continue reading Red Sox Position Previews: Third Base

Red Sox Position Previews: Shortstop

Shortstop is the only position that is completely locked down in Boston for 2019. Xander Bogaerts is entering the final year of his contract with the Red Sox looking to improve on his best season so far. In 136 games in 2018, Bogaerts hit .288 with a career high (by far) .883 OPS. Bogey hit … Continue reading Red Sox Position Previews: Shortstop

Red Sox Position Previews: Second Base

The Boston Red Sox have a crazy amount of depth at the second base position. There are options there, but they all come with a few question marks. Eduardo Nunez and Dustin Pedroia are the main players here, with Brock Holt making his usual pit stops at second as he fills in around the infield. … Continue reading Red Sox Position Previews: Second Base

Red Sox Position Previews: First Base

First base is not a major position of strength in Boston, but it is not quite a position of weakness either. The Red Sox will enter 2019 with a platoon of lefty Mitch Moreland and righty (and reigning World Series MVP) Steve Pearce. Pearce is a journeyman who seems to have found a home near … Continue reading Red Sox Position Previews: First Base