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What started with many comeback wins and the belief that maybe, just maybe, this Red Sox team could at least make the playoffs is now gone; the Red Sox have been eliminated from a playoff spot. Red Sox Eliminated From Playoffs: Where Do They Go from Here: The belief was either Chaim Bloom or Alex Cora would be gone by season’s end. Ownership was thought to stick with Bloom, who … [Read more...] about Where Do They Go From Here: Red Sox Eliminated From Playoffs

After an unexpected season in which he currently sits second in RBIs (95), third in home runs (23), and second in batting average (.277), will Justin Turner exercise his 13.4 million dollar player option in 2024 to keep him in the “dirty water” or will he choose to test the waters of the free agent pool, instead? 2024 Option: Will Justin Turner Exercise His With the Red Sox? To … [Read more...] about Will Justin Turner Exercise His 2024 Option with the Red Sox?

Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom was a controversial figure. What did he do well as the leader of the team? Bloom’s firing has brought out a lot of opinions from Red Sox fans but there were a lot of positives that will benefit the future from his time in Boston. Positives of the Chaim Bloom Era Player Development The player development through the minor leagues … [Read more...] about Positives of the Chaim Bloom Era for the Red Sox

Rumors are a part of the game of baseball. At this season’s trade deadline, there was chatter that the Red Sox may trade for baseball phenom Shohei Ohtani. The rumors were just that; rumors. Fast forward to a little over a month later and things are drastically different. Shohei Ohtani is reportedly interested in the Red Sox – where his former teammate Masataka Yoshida … [Read more...] about Fallen Angel: Should the Red Sox Pursue Shohei Ohtani?

After the somewhat shocking firing of Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom, there has been speculation in New England that Alex Cora may become the Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer, effective next season. The Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Could Be Alex Cora It could be the keyword. Surprisingly, the front office chose Cora over Bloom regarding who the Red Sox would fire and who … [Read more...] about Alex Cora as the Chief Baseball Officer of the Red Sox

The Boston Red Sox announced this morning that they had fired chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom after another disappointing season. The #RedSox today announced that they have parted ways with Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom. Read Full Statement: https://t.co/XerFsxavgA — Red Sox (@RedSox) September 14, 2023   Time For A Change Since Bloom was hired after the 2019 season, … [Read more...] about Red Sox Fire Their Chief Baseball Officer

Chris Martin has been rock solid in the Red Sox Bullpen. What has made him so successful? The tall, right-handed setup man has been a bright spot for the Boston Red Sox as he now has a 1.17 era in 46.1 innings pitched. This article will show how he has been successful and got these statistics. Chris Martin’s Dominant Season in the Bullpen Strike Throwing One of the main reasons … [Read more...] about Red Sox Relievers’ Dominant Season in the Bullpen

The rebuild of the Boston Red Sox has reached an important chapter. What will the Red Sox do in the offseason to complete an already strong core? With the Red Sox 2023 season playoff chances going down to very minimal odds, many people wonder what the future looks like for Boston. With a robust farm system and many good young players at the significant league level, building … [Read more...] about What the Future Holds for the Boston Red Sox

What started to be a productive night for the Red Sox was quickly dampened once again by its bullpen. Relief pitching has been the Achilles heel For the Red Sox this season, and last night’s 13 to five loss to the Astros was no different. Bullpen Roars Ugly Head Again in Red Sox Loss While starter Chris Sale did not have a bad game overall, it was also far from his best … [Read more...] about The Red Sox Bullpen Rears Ugly Head Again