They could not have swept, however the Boston Red Sox seemed fairly spectacular of their four-game sequence towards the White Sox this weekend. The Red Sox walked away with a 9-2 victory at Guaranteed Rate Park on Sunday because of one more stellar all-around efficiency. It was the crew’s third straight win, including to their latest success following a depressing begin to 2019. Manager Alex Cora was happy to see one more outing during which the Sox excelled on a number of fronts. “It was a pretty good baseball game by us all around,” Cora stated, as seen on NESN’s postgame protection. “We played good defense, we pitched well, put (in) good at-bats … It was cool to see (the Red Sox
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Red Sox Wrap: Seven-Run Third Proves Costly In Boston’s 10-8
The beginning pitching woes continued for the Boston Red Sox on Sunday afternoon. The Seattle Mariners jumped throughout Rick Porcello, tagging him for 9 runs (4 earned) on six hits over 2 2/Three innings. The Boston right-hander walked 4 and fanned three within the 10-Eight loss at T-Mobile Park. Seattle amassed seven runs within the third inning, doing sufficient harm for the rest of the sport. Boston did make it fascinating at instances, together with the ninth inning once they loaded the bases with one out and coming inside two, but it surely couldn’t full the comeback because it dropped its first sequence of the season. With the loss, the Red Sox fell to 1-3, whereas the Mariners climbed to 5-1. Here’s the
Red Sox Notes: Alex Cora Downplays Boston’s Starting
Alex Cora is aware of his beginning pitchers didn't execute to one of the best of their skills within the Boston Red Sox’s opening collection in opposition to the Seattle Mariners. Still, he’s not fearful about it. Boston dropped its finale to the Mariners 10-Eight on Sunday at T-Mobile Park. Starter Rick Porcello was tagged for 9 runs (4 earned), and have become the fourth starter to permit not less than six runs of their outing. But the Sox supervisor isn’t the slightest bit fearful, telling reporters after the sport it’s a protracted season and he took the identical method along with his starters this yr in spring coaching as he did final yr. “Whoever is doubting us, check what happened
NESN Red Sox Podcast: Assessing Boston’s Roster, Previewing 2019 Season
The 2019 Major League Baseball season lastly is right here — are you able to imagine it? The Boston Red Sox will start their World Series title protection Thursday evening once they go to the Seattle Mariners in Game 1 of 162. Alex Cora’s crew enters the season as a respectable favourite, albeit one with no scarcity of query marks. NESN.com’s Dakota Randall, Ricky Doyle and Mike Cole took a crack at answering these questions in particular “Season Preview” version of the “NESN Red Sox Podcast.” Chris Sale’s extension, Blake Swihart’s doable ascension, under-the-radar names and X-factors — it’s all on the desk, in addition to your customary picks, predic... NESN.com
Bruins Focus: Hurricanes, Penguins Highlight Boston’s Four-Game Week
The Boston Bruins are showing no signs of slowing down after going 3-0-0 in their last week of games. Boston defeated the San Jose Sharks, New Jersey Devils and the NHL-leading Tampa Bay Lightning to remain in second place in the Atlantic Division. The B’s will look to widen the gap over the third-place Toronto Maple Leafs in their upcoming week with games against the Pittsburgh Penguins and surging Carolina Hurricanes. The Bruins finished off the month of February with a 11-0-2 record and hope to carry that momentum into March, which began with a 1-0 win over the Devils on home ice. Let’s take a look at the upcoming week: Tues... NESN.com
NESN Red Sox Podcast: Who Will Replace Craig Kimbrel As Boston’s Closer?
Baseball is back, and so is the NESN Red Sox Podcast. The Red Sox held their first full-squad workout of spring training Monday at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Fla., which means Opening Day is right around the corner. Boston was the last team standing in 2018, winning its fourth World Series title in 15 years, but repeating as champion in 2019 will be extremely difficult. NESN.com’s Ricky Doyle and Dakota Randall on Tuesday discussed the key storylines surrounding the Red Sox as they enter camp: Could Boston still re-sign free agent closer Craig Kimbrel? Who will handle the ninth inning if Kimbrel signs elsewhere? What should the Red Sox do about their... NESN.com
Red Sox Notes: David Price Dialed In For Boston’s Slim 1-0 Victory Over Tigers
David Price had a strong outing Friday night at Comerica Park. The Red Sox starting pitcher tossed 6 1/3 innings of scoreless ball, giving up four hits and striking out five in Boston’s 1-0 win over the Detroit Tigers on Friday night. The southpaw got himself into quite the conundrum in the fourth, after retiring the first nine batters he faced, when he loaded the bases with nobody out. Thankfully, Price made it out of the inning unscathed. “I was definitely happy,” Price said of getting out of the inning, as seen on NESN’s postgame coverage. “It was a little bit kind of self-induced, so I wasn’t too happy about that. But that was... NESN.com