The longtime NESN studio host for Boston Red Sox games finds it ‘mind-boggling’ that he will be part of the induction ceremony at Portland’s Merrill Auditorium.
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Central Maine native has rain delays covered for the Red Sox with an L.L. Bean-inspired design
Emma Robertson, originally from South China and an L.L. Bean designer, created the layout for the tarp that’s been used at Fenway Park’s rain-delayed baseball games for the past two seasons.
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Red Sox give minor leaguers help, housing situation still tough
Boston recently announced it will provide housing stipends for players in its farm system. Yet low salaries and high housing costs still pose challenges for players across the minor leagues.
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Sidelines: Listening to Red Sox baseball on the radio, sort of
Without NESN, Travis Lazarczyk writes about finding other ways to tune in to the Boston Red Sox this season.
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Sidelines: Red Sox rainout means answers to questions will have to wait
The Opening Day postponement extends winter by one more day, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Red Sox look to put dismal 2020 in rearview mirror
Coming off last-place finish in the tough AL East, Boston eager to move on.
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Sidelines: The Red Sox outfield of young stars, gone already
Let’s remember the entire young outfield the Red Sox groomed through the minors to the World Series, that is gone too soon, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Sidelines: There’s no live sports to watch, but memory lane is worth a stroll these days
As sports fans crave an escape from reality, take some time to re-watch some classics, writes Bill Stewart.
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Sidelines: The Boston Red Sox are having a good season — according to one simulation anyway
We can’t follow the real start to the MLB season yet, so a simulation will have to do, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Roenicke’s first day as Red Sox manager brings news: Sale dealing with pneumonia
Illness didn’t stop the 30-year-old left-hander from throwing 60 pitches Tuesday, with plans for another 60 on Wednesday.