The New York Mets have been one of the worst teams in baseball as of late. Since starting 11-1 to open up the season, they have fallen apart. In games when they can pitch, they can not score runs. In games they score runs, they can not pitch. It has been a miserable month or […]
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On October 17th, 2017 the Boston Red Sox named Alex Cora as the organization’s 47th manager. Cora who was Houston’s bench coach takes over for the fired John Farrell. For two years in a row, the club has lost in the playoffs In this post, we will examine three areas why the new skipper deserves all
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For the second half of the 2017 MLB season, New York Yankees relief pitcher Dellin Betances struggled. Former Yankees manager Joe Girardi was hesitant to use him in tight games. Despite being in a slump, Betances finished the 2017 season with a 2.97 ERA. Betances started out struggling for the 2018 season, but he has
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One beauty about being a Boston sports fan there’s never a boring moment. Last week the Red Sox announced that first baseman Hanley Ramirez was designated for assignment. With Mitch Moreland on a torrid hot streak at the plate, the team decided to go in another direction. In this post, we’ll examine three areas that
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It’s another exciting summer of Baseball in Boston. The classic showdown against the Yankees is starting to heat up as the 2018 summer begins and wouldn’t you know it, despite a first-place standing, the Red Sox management drops a bombshell? Friday morning the club announced that they have designated first baseman Hanley Ramirez for assignment. In this
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Every fan will have their opinion of course, but when we talk about rivalry in baseball. However, talked about by fans of the teams and non-fans alike is the storied and long history of the rivalry between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. There is almost every emotion in this relationship. Love,
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Thursday evening May 10th, Yankees Stadium, NYC: Craig Kimbrel, the Boston Red Sox star closer, has just earned the save for a hard-fought 5-4 Sox victory. The win meant the series ended 2-1 to the Yankees. It was the second series between the hated rivals so far this season, with the Sox winning the first
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Baseball fans love the home run ball. And after 47 games into the2018 MLB season, the home run ball is alive and well in Boston. Not since the days of Jim Rice, Fred Lynn, and Carlton Fisk have Sox fans experienced so many home runs by a Red Sox team. So far the duo of Mookie Betts
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The New York Mets have easily the best one-two punch in baseball at the top of their rotation. Noah Syndergaard is a freak of nature, but perhaps the least talked about ace in the MLB is lanky right hander Jacob deGrom. Lets take a look at how deGrom turned himself from a light hitting shortstop
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Peter Alonso is off to a tremendous start to the 2018 season. The Tampa kid has risen his way up the ranks, and is inserting his name into the Mets future plans. Alonso has the full potential to be a tremendous first baseman in Queens one day. Let’s take a look at how Alonso got
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