Share this: The Boston Red Sox lost a marathon game to the New York Yankees on Saturday at Fenway Park, and that could cause some issues going forward. The Red Sox fell 4-1 in 16 innings and used every pitcher in their bullpen as well as starter Doug Fister, who took the loss. Boston and New York will play a doubleheader Sunday, meaning that Saturday’s 16-inning affair puts both teams in a difficult spot, especially when it comes to their bullpens. NESN’s Dennis Eckersley discussed what the marathon loss will mean for Sunday’s double dip, as well as Chris Sale’s dominant start against the Yankees. To hear what Eckersley had to say, check out the video above from “NESN Sports Today,” presented by People’s United
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Red Sox’s Rick Porcello Turns In Encouraging Outing Vs. Rangers
Share this: Rick Porcello’s had a rough 2017 campaign to this point, but he might have turned a corner Monday night. The Boston Red Sox right-hander tossed 6 1/3 innings, allowing three runs on three hits while striking out three and walking three in Boston’s 7-5 win over the Texas Rangers. Porcello showed good command and downward action on his sinker, the best pitch in his arsenal, and was able to baffle the Rangers’ offense for most of the night. To hear what Porcello had to say about his outing, check out the video above from “NESN Sports Today,” presented by People’s United Bank. Related NESN.com Stories Source link
Red Sox’s Rick Porcello Turned In Encouraging Outing Vs. Rangers
Rick Porcello has had a rough 2017 campaign to this point, but he might have turned a corner Monday night. The Boston Red Sox right-hander tossed 6 1/3 innings, allowing three runs on three hits while striking out three and walking three in Boston’s 7-5 win over the Texas Rangers. Porcello showed good command and downward action on his sinker, the best pitch in his arsenal, and was able to baffle the Rangers’ offense for most of the night. To hear what Porcello had to say about his outing, check out the video above from “NESN Sports Today,” presented by People’s United Bank.
Red Sox’s Mookie Betts Named A.L. All-Star Starter In Place Of Mike Trout
Share this: Mookie Betts had a fantastic day Sunday, and he got some additional good news Monday. The Boston Red Sox right fielder was named as a reserve for the American League All-Star team Sunday, following an offensive outburst against the Toronto Blue Jays in which tallied two home runs and eight RBI in the Red Sox’s 15-1 victory. But after Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout announced he would not participate in the game as he continues to rehab his injured thumb, Major League Baseball confirmed Monday that Betts, who received the most fan votes of any A.L. reserve outfielder, will start in place of Trout. Betts received the second most votes by an A.L. outfielder behind New York Yankees rookie star Aaron Judge. Betts is
Red Sox Gain Momentum With MLB All-Star Break Just Around The Corner
Share this: The Boston Red Sox gained sole possession of first place in the American League East after defeating the Minnesota Twins 9-2 at Fenway Park on Tuesday night. The Red Sox have gained momentum as the Major League Baseball All-Star Break is just around the corner. NESN’s Jahmai Webster caught up with Red Sox third baseman Deven Marrero to talk about Boston’s recent success, and you can hear what he had to say in the video above from “Red Sox First Pitch,” presented by Men’s Wearhouse. Thumbnail photo from Bob DeChiara/USA TODAY Sports Images Related NESN.com Stories More Stories Source link
Tom Caron Honored During Annual Champions Of Mentoring Event At Fenway
Share this: The Boston Red Sox take on the Minnesota Twins Tuesday night during the annual Mentoring Night at Fenway, where 1,000 mentors, mentees and supporters from youth mentoring programs across the state are in attendance thanks to the on-going support of the Red Sox. On Tuesday morning, NESN’s Tom Caron was honored at the 13th Annual Champions of Mentoring event held at Fenway for his incredible commitment to mentoring and kids in the community. For more on Mentoring night and the Annual Champions of Mentoring event, check out the video above from “Red Sox First Pitch,” presented by Men’s Wearhouse. Related NESN.com Stories More Stories Source link
Red Sox Notes: Chris Sale Praises Boston’s Bullpen For Shutting Door Vs. Twins
Share this: Chris Sale was good Monday night against the Minnesota Twins, but he wasn’t great. The Boston Red Sox left-hander tossed 6 1/3 innings, allowing only one run on four hits with nine strikeouts. Sale didn’t face too much trouble in his outing, but a rocky start to the seventh inning forced him out of the ballgame. Heath Hembree followed Sale, and induced an inning-ending double play to get out of the seventh. Matt Barnes then hurled a flawless eighth frame in which he struck out the side, and Craig Kimbrel nailed down the victory for his 21st save of the season to ensure Boston’s 4-1 victory. After the game, Sale had high praise for Boston’s relief pitchers, not just for their performance against the