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Boston Red Sox

Published
April 17, 2012

Tom Caron: A new boss, speaking his mind

Make no mistake, Dustin Pedroia is the clubhouse leader of the Boston Red Sox. If you weren’t sure of this, you weren’t in the locker room bright and early Monday morning. As the Sox strolled in for an 11 a.m. start on Patriots Day, players were greeted by their first controversy of the year. In […]
Published
April 15, 2012

Ortiz extends hot start, lifts Sox

David Ortiz collects three more hits and drives home the go-ahead run in a 6-4 win over Tampa Bay.
Published
April 15, 2012

Red Sox beat Rays again 6-4

David Ortiz, off to one of the best starts of his career, doubles in the go-ahead run.
Published
April 15, 2012

Kevin Thomas: Sox need Crawford more than ever

BOSTON — Jacoby Ellsbury is out for at least six weeks. Maybe more. In the short term, the Red Sox have called up Che-Hsuan Lin to be their fourth outfielder. And Cody Ross has moved to center field. But another outfielder will be relied on heavily to fill the spark-plug role Ellsbury played for Boston. […]
Published
April 15, 2012

Red Sox use long ball to down Rays

Boston collects five home runs and David Ortiz knocks in five runs in a 13-5 victory at home.

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Published
April 14, 2012

Red Sox place CF Ellsbury on 15-day DL

Ellsbury, the runner-up in last year's AL MVP voting, dislocated his shoulder sliding into second base during Friday's 12-2 win in the home opener.
Published
April 14, 2012

Feds bulk up for retrial of Clemens over steroids

The prosecution has more than doubled from two lawyers to five. It wants to make clear that perjury and false statements to Congress are unacceptable — no matter who you are.
Published
April 13, 2012

A win, and an even bigger loss

Jacoby Ellsbury is lost, perhaps for some time, with a shoulder injury in a 12-2 home opening win.
Published
April 13, 2012

On Baseball: A victory without splash, but the Red Sox made waves

BOSTON – Glitz and glamour. Pomp and pageantry. Those usually describe home-opening ceremonies at Fenway Park. Friday’s opener seemed a little toned down, except for a classy national anthem performance with chorus and brass. Maybe the front office is holding back until the certain-to-be over-the-top celebration marking Fenway’s 100th anniversary. As for the baseball, it […]
Published
April 12, 2012

Red Sox: Home is where the hope is

The Red Sox head home to a festooned Fenway, but they'll play host to three of the AL's best – the Rays, Rangers and Yankees.