Marco Hernandez has not had his quantity known as all that usually this season with the Boston Red Sox. But for the second time this season, the utility infielder got here by way of within the clutch late within the sport for the Sox. Last week, Hernandez launched a game-tying house run within the ninth towards the Baltimore Orioles for his second profession house run. And on Monday, Hernandez gave Boston a walk-off 6-5 win over the Chicago White Sox at Fenway Park. Hernandez got here up with two outs and the bases loaded, and poked a ball to proper of White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson, beating out the throw to provide Boston their second walk-off
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Red Sox Roster Moves: Mitch Moreland Back On IL, Marco Hernandez Recalled
There’s excellent news for the Boston Red Sox, and there’s dangerous information. Let’s begin with the dangerous — as a result of, you realize, Boston. The Red Sox on Saturday positioned Mitch Moreland on the 10-day injured checklist with a proper quad pressure. The first baseman suffered the damage Friday evening, hours after he was activated from the 10 day IL, which he was on with a again pressure. To fill Moreland’s spot on the roster, the Red Sox recalled infielder Marco Hernandez, who final performed in Major League Baseball in 2017. The return of Hernandez is a feel-good story for all concerned. Once seen as a possible on a regular basis infielder, the 26-year-old Dominican
Pedro Martinez Slams Umpire Angel Hernandez After Horrific ALDS Game 3
Angel Hernandez just isn’t a good umpire, let’s get that out of the way. The veteran ump had a rough night at Yankee Stadium on Monday, as he had three (!) calls overturned at first base in the first four innings. Here they are: After the game, TBS analyst and MLB Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez slammed Hernandez, who is known as one of the worst umpires in the league. “Angel was horrible,” Martinez said on TBS’ postgame show. “Don’t get me going on Angel now. Major League Baseball needs to do something about Angel. It doesn’t matter how many times he sues Major League Baseball. He’s as bad as
Chiefs’ Tamba Hali Defends Joe Paterno With Robert Kraft-Aaron Hernandez Question
Tamba Hali had quite a weekend on social media. Not only did the veteran linebacker question whether the Kansas City Chiefs need him anymore after playing limited snaps in his team’s AFC divisional round playoff loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers last season. He also defended former Penn State head coach Joe Paterno, who died in 2012 just months after being fired amid the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal. Hali, who played at Penn State from 2002 to 2005, started defending Paterno seemingly out of the blue Sunday night, and his defense included references to O.J. Simpson, George Zimmerman, Robert Kraft and Aaron Hernandez. Hali clearly believ... NESN.com
Aaron Hernandez Died An Innocent Man Under An Old Massachusetts Law
Aaron Hernandez was convicted of murder in the case of Odin Lloyd’s 2013 shooting death, but after his suicide in prison Wednesday, he died an innocent man. Under an old Massachusetts legal principle called “abatement ab initio,” Hernandez’s conviction will be voided, as the case hadn’t yet gone through the appeals process, chief legal counsel to the Massachusetts Bar Association Martin W. Healy told The Boston Globe on Wednesday. Healy also said it rarely happens, but it comes from English common law and exists in many older states. “Unfortunately, in the Odin Lloyd matter, for the family, there won’t be any real closure,” Healy told Th... NESN.com
UEFA.com’s weekly wonderkid: Theo Hernández
Younger brother of Atlético Madrid club-mate Lucas, Theo Hernández has been catching the eye with his fleet-footed performances while on loan at Alavés. Both Barcelona and Real Madrid are said to be keeping tabs on the 19-year-old Rojiblancos left-back. Here's why.Name: Theo HernándezClub: Alavés (on loan from Atlético Madrid)Debut: 28 August 2016 v Sporting Gijón (Liga)Position: defenderNationality: FrenchBorn: 6 October 1997Preferred foot: leftHeight: 184cm
Potential Aaron Hernandez Trial Juror Wears Patriots Hat In Court, Dismissed For Obvious Reason
One New England Patriots fan didn’t bother pretending to be impartial in Aaron Hernandez’s looming double-murder trial. A potential juror in Hernandez’s trial wore a New England Patriots hat to Suffolk Superior Court on Tuesday, according to The Boston Herald’s Laurel J. Sweet. Court officers made him take off the hat. Needless to say, he was among the 64 people who were dismissed from the jury pool. That leaves 119 potential jurors remaining in the pool, with another 200 expected to arrive for vetting Wednesday. Hernandez, a former Patriots tight end, is accused of shooting Daniel Jorge Correia de Abreu and Safiro Teixeira to death o... NESN.com