This is the fourth article in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for the Boston Red Sox. In this installment, outfielders and designated hitters. Whoever first used the term “Star Power” must have been looking at the list of Red Sox outfielders and designated hitters. The group includes six […]
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This is the third article in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for the Boston Red Sox. In this installment, second basemen and shortstops. The Red Sox middle infielders are highlighted by a pair of Hall of Famers who played during the 1930s and 40s as the starters at
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This is the second article in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for the Boston Red Sox. In this installment, first and third basemen. The Red Sox corner infield positions are split along certain criteria. The first basemen are all about power while the third basemen are the contact
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This is the first article in a series that looks at the five best players at each position for the Boston Red Sox. In this installment, catchers and managers. The term Red Sox has become synonymous with Boston sports history, but ironically, the franchise began its existence wearing blue. The team went by the Americans
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As it currently stands, 21 of the MLB’s current 30 Managers spent time on the major league level, with the other nine playing professionally, but never getting a call to the Show. The coaches who never played in the majors were Brandon Hyde, John Schneider, Pedro Grifol, Matt Quatraro, Brian Snitker, Buck Showalter, Rob Thomson,
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The AL East is baseball’s best division. Each team has playoff hopes, and every game between them is a battle as they contend for a position in October. With the trade deadline approaching, each team will look to upgrade their roster for a push down the stretch. These are the moves each AL East team
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Baseball is one of America’s most beloved sports, and Major League Baseball (MLB) teams have a huge following nationwide. From die-hard fans who travel to every away game to casual viewers who follow their team with passion at home, which MLB franchises have the biggest fanbases? In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look
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As May comes to an end, the MLB season is in full swing. The sport that captures all of our hearts every summer has kicked off, and so have the division races that will decide playoff spots as we get close to October. At the end of May, the AL has an outstanding division, a
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While the season is still young enough to write sleeper breakout candidate articles, the Tampa Bay Rays have announced their presence with authority. After jumping out to a first-place lead backed by a torrid April, their first-place standing will come under heavy fire as this division is shaping up to be equitably competitive. Here are
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John Henry began creating a sports empire after making a fortune from his trading company, J.W. Henry & Co., in the early 1980s. Despite being in his 18th season as the Boston Red Sox‘s principal owner, John W. Henry’s relationship with baseball hasn’t altered much since he was a little boy growing up in a
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