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Carlos Narvaez hit a three-run homer to spark a five-run sixth inning for the visiting Boston Red Sox, who earned an 11-7 victory over the New York Yankees on Sunday night.
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They did it? In prime time?
I wrote on Friday about how humongous this weekend would be for the Red Sox. If you told Friday me that come Sunday, the Red Sox would have won the series and in each of their wins scored double digit runs? I would have slapped me silly. Well color my cheek scarlet.
Was pitching still an issue? Yeah, Hunter Dobbins may have gotten the win but it was a rough beginning with two homers. Zack Kelly and Robert Stock? Back to Worcester you...
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Sunday Night Baseball for the series!
I don’t know if I ever expected in the most prime time of prime time games this season to see Hunter Dobbins on the bump, but here we are! Alex Cora also tags in lefty killer Rob Refsnyder to go up against the resurgent Carlos Rodon. The bats were hot last night, can they stay up to temperature tonight?
Also, Ken Rosenthal fervently opined about sending Kristian Campbell back down to bring up Roman Anthony. Thoughts?...
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Is there a connection between language learning and the Wally home run helmet?
After celebrating Ceddanne Rafaela’s walk-off Pesky Pole homer against the Angels, was anyone else impressed by his English-language interview on the field after the game?
I sure was.
Ceddy is from Curaç?o, where it’s common to speak several languages. In fact, he speaks four. His first language is Papiamento, but it wouldn’t be surprising if...
Roman Anthony, the top prospect in baseball, did something Saturday night that Aaron Judge never has done. Shohei Ohtani, neither. The 21-year-old Anthony, an outfielder in the Boston Red Sox farm system, launched a 497-foot home run for Triple-A Worcester.
Boston Red Sox fans have been begging for their slumping team to call up Roman Anthony, and the slugger is doing everything he can to force that move. Anthony, who is the top overall prospect in baseball according to MLB.com, blasted a grand slam for the Triple-A Worcester Red Sox on Saturday that traveled nearly 500 feet.
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The big boys win, and the wonder boy goes deeper than deep.
That’s a day to remember! The Sox beat the Yankees and Roman Anthony broke statcast. Two great evils felled in one day! Peace reigns, however temporarily. Discuss.
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It was already impressive enough, but it gets even more impressive with context.
Last night, Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony smashed a 497-foot grand slam over everything in right-center field. If you haven’t seen it, MLB Pipeline has it for you below. (And if you have seen it, you know you want to watch it again.)
497-FOOT GRAND SLAM FOR ROMAN ANTHONY ??@RedSox | @WooSox | @RedSoxPlayerDev pic.twitter.com/kX6FcM8Afl
— MLB...Trevor Story keyed an early comeback with a bases-clearing double in a five-run third inning and added a two-run single in the ninth to lift the visiting Boston Red Sox over the New York Yankees 10-7 on Saturday night.
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Crochet gets the support he needs
I’m intimidated by Jake Reiser calling this the most important weekend of the Red Sox season to date.
One, I had a last-minute scramble to recap this game, due to the broadcast moving to FOX. They shut me out from even listening on radio! As a cable cutter with no fixed TV provider, I’m not thrilled when the games move around, especially on Crochet Day. But no radio…come on.
Two, I’m impaired by a very boring but...
The Red Sox announced this afternoon that they’ve selected the contract of Robert Stock.
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Will the Sox be able to control the first inning and save themselves from having to dig out of a huge hole?
Chances might be better than usual, since Garrett Crochet is taking the mound. But, we’ve seen the Red Sox do this too frequently this season, including last night in the Bronx. And Crochet hasn’t benefitted from nearly enough run support in his starts.
But a fan can dream, right? Let’s get after it—go Sox!
First...
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The Sox are winless against the Yankees this year.
Would you be surprised if the Yankees beat the Red Sox and Garrett Crochet today? I’m 50/50 on the whole thing. Which is bad when it’s your best pitcher, by far, on the mound. Discuss your Own Thoughts below!
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Plus, some heroics by Password Garcia.
The farm’s been having a good week, even if we can’t say the same for the Red Sox (and can’t ever, recently...) so let’s get right into it!
Worcester: W, 9-6 (BOX SCORE)Tyler Uberstine is now officially a Triple-A pitcher, and he rung it in well against Rochester (Nationals AAA), giving up just two runs, going almost six innings, and striking out seven. He had some luck and the top of his lineup...
Alex Bregman knew something needed to change as the New York Yankees surged to a 7-0 lead over his Boston Red Sox after just two innings on Friday night.
About two hours before his team opened its season series with the New York Yankees, Boston manager Alex Cora was asked to describe the state of the Red Sox.
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I fear it cannot.
I’m tired of talking about the Red Sox being bad, but the Red Sox are bad and haven’t improved. A surefire way for improvement, you might believe, would be trading for better players. The trade deadline is still a few weeks away, but often most of the action happens in the days leading up to July 31st. Teams with playoff aspirations usually look to bolster their rosters with trades. But with the playoff picture further and further out of reach...
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It was over in the blink of an eye
In the top of the first inning, the Red Sox went down in order. Before Walker Buehler’s gum even lost its flavor, he was in a jam. He nearly navigated his way out of it by way of a fortunate lineout and a strikeout, but couldn’t put away Jazz Chisholm after going up 0-2. Chisholm hit a home run, and as the flavor in Buehler’s gum faded, the game was all but over.
Without getting into specifics, Buehler was terrible on Friday...
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The rivalry is renewed for the first time this season
The rivalry is back for the first time in 2025 as the Red Sox travel to New York to take on the first-place Yankees. Walker Buehler takes the mound for the Red Sox on Friday night. The last time he pitched against the Yankees was when he closed out the 2024 World Series. He’s squaring off against rookie Will Warren, a promising young righty. Warren has excellent stuff and...
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And Worcester continues teeing off on Rochester pitching.
Worcester Red Sox 9, Rochester Red Wings 6 (BOX) milb.comAfter getting the Just Blaze headline yesterday, The Jumpman stayed scorching at the plate on Thursday evening. Blaze Jordan’s two-run double in the fourth inning put the Woo Sox ahead 2-1, with Jordan adding a second hit later on. Nate Eaton and Nick Sogard also had two hits, each for the second consecutive day....