Author: BostonSportsNews

The Red Sox and the Brewers will wrap up their three-game series Wednesday afternoon at American Family Field. Marcelo Mayer will experience another big league first in the matinee matchup. After batting sixth in each of his first four games with Boston, the 22-year-old will bat cleanup in the finale in Milwaukee. It was a deserved elevation for Mayer, who collected a combined five hits in his last three games. The 2021 first-round pick will share an infield with Trevor Story, David Hamilton and Nick Sogard. That group will play behind starter Brayan Bello, who remains in search of his…

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Picture if you will, a herd of fat, juicy, slow moving wildebeests. They’re approaching a river crossing, which leaves them extremely vulnerable to any predator in search of a snack. It’s a carnivore’s dream! Now, take this setup for slaughter on the Serengeti, and imagine what the equivalent might be for a baseball lineup granted a similar opportunity. Perhaps its a parade of starting pitchers who look like this: Tylor Megill Cade Povich Zach Eflin Dean Kremer Trevor Rogers Chad Patrick Aaron Civale These are the last seven starters the Red Sox have faced. They’re so random, spellcheck doesn’t even…

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The Bill Belichick Foundation has become a child of divorce — except it’s not getting two separate Christmases. The Foundation abbreviates to “BBF,” but its namesake and its president are no longer “BFFs.” Or even frenemies. Belichick dated Linda Holliday for 16 years before he changed his relationship status to “Old Bae” of Jordon Hudson. Belichick and Hudson are reportedly engaged, if we’re to believe the avalanche of rumors and reports. That includes messages flooding my DMs and inbox, a story in The New York Times, TMZ’s Memorial Day weekend scoop on Hudson flashing a sizable rock on her left hand…

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It wasn’t exactly according to plan. But the impact, once again, was clear and substantial. Around the corner from Fenway Park on Sept. 21, 2024 – the only game last season the Boston Red Sox got rained out – former Malden Catholic baseball star Dario Pizzano was in the back room of Cask ‘n Flagon sports bar, decked out in orange alongside an army of at least 150 others. Pizzano, the director of fundraising for Mission Stadiums for Multiple Sclerosis (MS4MS), had played a leading role with CEO and founder Sam Greenberg in organizing #spreadingORANGE Day at Fenway Park –…

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The Boston Red Sox left no room for error Tuesday night against the Milwaukee Brewers. They needed all the extra wiggle room, too. So while Aroldis Chapman blew a save opportunity in the bottom of the ninth inning and Liam Hendriks surrendered a walk-off grand slam to Christian Yelich an inning later, it was Boston’s continued offensive struggles that really plagued it in a 5-1 loss to the Brewers in 10 innings at American Family Field. The Red Sox pushed their only run across on a heads-up running play by Ceddanne Rafaela when he scored on a wild pitch in…

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It is an extremely exciting period for soccer fans in the Middle East, with the sport enjoying a boom across the region. Much of the success being enjoyed is down to the legacy created following the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and the formation of a competitive competition in the form of the Saudi Pro League. With more high-profile players in the mix, betting on soccer has also seen a significant increase in popularity. More novices are venturing into online betting, with Middle East online football betting strategies being among the top searches on the leading gambling sites, according to…

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The Red Sox bats have been ice cold all week, and Tuesday the club managed just one run that only came in thanks to a wild pitch. It’s almost impossible to win a game like that, though the Red Sox nearly pulled it off before watching it slip away in excruciating fashion Carrying a 1-0 lead into the bottom of the ninth, closer Aroldis Chapman blew his first save of the season as the Milwaukee Brewers rallied to force extra innings before winning 5-1 on a walk-off grand slam by Christian Yelich in the 10th off Liam Hendriks. Former Lexington…

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — Christian Yelich hit a grand slam in the 10th inning for his first career-walk-off homer, giving the Milwaukee Brewers a 5-1 win over the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night.With Joey Ortiz on at second, Brice Turang lined a four-seam fastball off Liam Hendriks (0-2) for a base hit that moved Ortiz to third. Jackson Chourio walked. One out later, Yelich drove a 1-1 pitch 400 feet over the wall in right-center.Yelich had tied the game in the ninth inning with an opposite-field double off closer Aroldis Chapman and later scored on Sal Frelick’s base hit.Rob Zastryzny (1-0) got…

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Boston Red Sox legend Manny Ramirez wants to return to MLB, but not as a player. It’s been 14 years since Ramirez last stepped foot in a big league dugout. Boston remembers Ramirez as the 2004 World Series MVP, a charismatic clubhouse presence, and a slugger with a right-handed swing that was a sight to behold. But now the father of three wants to pay it forward for the next generation of big league stars and apply his hitting expertise to carve a coaching role for any organization that’s interested. “I’m available to work as a hitting coach for any…

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PHOTO: New England Patriots/Facebook The New England Patriots have opened their checkbooks wide, aggressively spending to reshape their roster for a new era in Foxborough.In under two weeks into free agency, the team has already brought in 13 new players. PHOTO: New England Patriots/FacebookThe biggest splash the team made was adding star defensive tackle Milton Williams, who just won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles. In the Super Bowl, Williams put up two sacks with a forced fumble, which he recovered. Williams was not the only former Super Bowl winner that the team added. They also added Carlton Davis,…

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