Tom Caron: Rule changes should infuse baseball with more excitement

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Published
September 12, 2022

Tom Caron: Rule changes should infuse baseball with more excitement

Major League Baseball will implement a pitch clock next season, along with other changes designed to create more action during games.
Published
June 6, 2022

Tom Caron: After slow start, Red Sox glad to climb back to .500

Boston enters its series against the Angels having won 17 of its last 25 games and leading the American League in runs scored.
Published
March 28, 2022

Tom Caron: Depth is an asset for Red Sox starting rotation

Even with Chris Sale sidelined to start the season, Boston has as many as six pitchers who could play a role in the starting rotation.
Published
December 6, 2021

Tom Caron: On hold for now, Red Sox roster is an unfinished product

Once Major League Baseball emerges from its lockout, Chaim Bloom will return to assembling a team seeking to return to the playoffs.
Published
October 18, 2021

Tom Caron: It’s a bad idea to tick off these Red Sox

Alex Cora's team doesn't take slights from opponents lightly, as they've proven time and again during the playoffs.
Published
September 22, 2020

Tom Caron: Tanner Houck offers glimmer of hope for Boston’s struggling pitching staff

Starting pitching has been a problem all season for the Red Sox, but rookie pitcher has been solid in his first two big-league starts.
Published
October 29, 2018

Tom Caron: In October, Red Sox answered all the questions from doubters

From Joe Kelly to Jackie Bradley Jr., Boston's roster came up huge in the most important month.
Published
January 8, 2018

Tom Caron: Bruins on a roll, while flying under the radar

The team hasn't received a lot of attention but heads into their break on an 11-game point streak.
Published
November 7, 2016

Tom Caron: Red Sox may focus on bullpen needs, rather than shop for DH

The offseason begins in earnest this week as general managers gather for their annual meetings.
Published
November 1, 2016

Tom Caron: Cubs’ run at title spurs reminders of 2004 Red Sox

Cleveland manager Terry Francona knows all too well that a team can come back from a deficit.