Red Sox links (110 articles) Sat. Apr. 14

April 14th, 2012  |  Published in News

Good Morning, it is Saturday April 14th, 2012 and here are some of the Red Sox links from Boston media outlets within last 24 hours.

Total of 110 articles published in that span was collected here.

Everything’s not Jake: Sox prepare for life without Jacoby Ellsbury – WEEI Alex Speier
The replay aired repeatedly in the Red Sox clubhouse. Each time, it was met with a reaction by Jacoby Ellsbury’s teammates. Some winced. Some cringed. Others gasped.read more
Video: Wakefield and Varitek talk retirement — plus, links – Boston Herald Blog
After they threw twin ceremonial first pitches yesterday, Tim Wakefield and Jason Varitek caught up with Herald columnist Steve Buckley to discuss the first few weeks of their retirements and what it would take for them to consider playing again. And
Scott stands behind comments about Fenway – Boston Globe, Michael Whitmer
Rays designated hitter Luke Scott, who has been critical of Fenway Park and Red Sox fans in recent comments, offered a suggestion on the day the team began its 100-year anniversary for the iconic stadium: “Build a new one.’’
Crawford close to seeing game action – Boston Globe, Peter Abraham
Hours before Jacoby Ellsbury left the field with what appeared to be a serious shoulder injury, the Red Sox were heartened to see Carl Crawford taking batting practice with his teammates.
Pair are masters of the ceremony – Boston Globe, Michael Whitmer
Both announced their retirements within weeks of each other at spring training this year, ending Red Sox playing careers that dated to 1995 (Wakefield) and 1997 (Varitek). But they were the featured pregame performers on Friday, throwing ceremonial f
Shoppach thrilled to bag his first stolen base – Boston Globe, Michael Vega
After Kelly Shoppach went his a whole career – a span of 463 games, to be precise -without even so much as a stolen base attempt, he vowed to commemorate the moment he stole his first base by taking the bag. The Red Sox reserve catcher followed throu
Lengthy absence would really hurt – Boston Globe, Nick Cafardo
Jacoby Ellsbury injured his right shoulder when sliding to break up a double-play ball in the fourth inning. Details were still not available but initial reports aren’t good and Ellsbury could be lost for some time. This could have a big impact
As if one were needed, reminder of a fried season – Boston Globe, Billy Baker
The fried chicken, of course, did not cause the historic September collapse of the Boston Red Sox. But when the whole ugly affair came out later, it was the perfect symbol for it, a shorthand metaphor for feeling gross inside. And at the dawn of a ne
Safe at home – Boston Globe, Dan Shaughnessy
They’ve been playing in the old yard for 100 years now, but rarely has a win felt more urgent or welcome for the Red Sox and their unsettled fans.
Rays of light for Beckett – Boston Globe, Bob Ryan
If any team can offer testimony as to what kind of pitcher Josh Beckett can be, it’s the Tampa Bay Rays.
Gain and pain – Boston Globe, Peter Abraham
There was music pumping through the Red Sox clubhouse after Friday’s much-needed 12-2 pasting of the Tampa Bay Rays in the home opener. But there also was concern for an injured teammate.
Sox fan to celebrate his and Fenway’s 100th – MLB.com, Doug Miller
Long-time Red Sox fan Bill Hogan will throw out the first pitch Saturday, marking his and Fenway’s 100th birthday.
Friday the 13th yields its share of oddities – MLB.com, Zack Meisel
Giants right-hander Matt Cain probably didn’t walk under a ladder before one-hitting the Pirates. The Rays needed more than a black cat to spoil Boston’s 12-run, 16-hit attack. There were plenty of quirky sequences around the league, however, that fi
OL’ FAITHFUL HAVE A BALL – Boston Herald, Erin Smith And Dan O’Brien
Fans found renewed faith in the Red Sox with a decisive 12-2 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in yesterday’s home opener…
What’s up, Jacoby Ellsbury? – Boston Herald, Steve Buckley
From the moment that grimace appeared on Jacoby Ellsbury’s face yesterday, all the pomp and pageantry of the traditional…
Hard play, harder hurt – Boston Herald, Dan Ventura
The sellout crowd at Fenway Park was at fever pitch in the fourth inning as the Red Sox showed some rare early-season…
Cody Ross now man in middle – Boston Herald, Scott Lauber
It has been a while since a Red Sox manager has had to think twice about who should play center field. With…
Shopp ’til he flops – Boston Herald, John Tomase
Those wondering if Kelly Shoppach could see the humor in his first big league steal got their answer yesterday…
Last mound visit for Wake, Tek – Boston Herald, Dan Ventura
It was fitting that Tim Wakefield and Jason Varitek entered Fenway Park to the music of Blood, Sweat and Tears. In…
Center of concern – Boston Herald, Scott Lauber
It had all the pomp of a Fenway Park opener, from the American flag draped over the Green Monster to the twin first…
No twiddling Sox’ thumbs – Boston Herald, Michael Silverman
The stakes could not have been any higher. If Josh Beckett, the poster boy of last September’s beer-and-fried-chicken…
Possible dislocated shoulder for Jacoby Ellsbury – Boston Herald Blog
While the Red Sox intend to get additional tests on Jacoby Ellsbury’s injured right shoulder, early indications are that he likely suffered either a full or partial dislocation, according to a baseball source. A timetable has not yet been set f
Best guess for Ells? 6 weeks minimum – ESPN Boston blog, Gordon Edes
It’s difficult to pinpoint how much time Jacoby Ellsbury could miss after suffering a shoulder injury Friday. A number of prominent players have had dislocated shoulders in recent years and missed varying amounts of time. New York Yankees shortstop
Sox have options in center – ESPN Boston blog, Gordon Edes
BOSTON–In the wake of Jacoby Ellsbury’s dislocated right shoulder, the Red Sox are fortunate in this regard: The three healthy outfielders that remain—Cody Ross, Darnell McDonald and Ryan Sweeney—have all played center field. So has 23-y
Ellsbury likely out for 6-8 weeks – Boston Globe Extra Bases
How many times has Jacoby Ellsbury slid into second base and hopped up right away? Today, he was a victim of bad timing.
Cody Ross on playing CF: ‘I want Jacoby back fast’; Lin scratched – Boston Herald Blog
Cody Ross wasn’t planning to play much center field for the Red Sox, not with last year’s runner-up in the AL MVP voting entrenched at the position. But Jacoby Ellsbury injured his right shoulder in the fourth inning Friday, and early ind
Much lost in Red Sox win – Boston Herald, Scott Lauber
It had all the pomp of a Fenway Park opener, from the American flag draped over the Green Monster to the twin first…
Boston Red Sox fear Jacoby Ellsbury could miss significant time – ESPN Boston, Gordon Edes
Almost two years to the day after Boston Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury collided with third baseman Adrian Beltre and fractured five ribs, the team is terribly concerned that their leadoff hitter may be lost again for a substantial amount of
Ellsbury shoulder could be dislocated – WEEI Alex Speier
According to an industry source with knowledge of the situation, Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury likely suffered a dislocation or subluxation of his right shoulder on a play at second base in which Rays shortstop Reid Brignac’s knee drove into
SB makes Shoppach’s great day historic – ESPN Boston blog, Joe McDonald
BOSTON — It was an incredible homecoming for Boston Red Sox catcher Kelly Shoppach. When he arrived at Fenway Park early Friday morning, he saw his name on the lineup card. He would be behind the plate for starter Josh Beckett’s second start of the
Hill continues his progress – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Lefthanded reliever Rich Hill went two scoreless innings for Single A Salem against Myrtle Beach Friday night, allowing one hit.
Eight is enough: Big frame leads to rout – MLB.com, Evan Drellich
Big innings generally equal momentary relaxation for struggling teams, and the Red Sox could not have put together a more prototypical big inning in the eighth Friday.
Worst-case scenario for Jacoby Ellsbury? Very, very bad – WEEI blog Alex Speier
Every member of the Red Sox saw the play that injured Jacoby Ellsbury. But until they got to their clubhouse, they did not realize quite how serious, how alarming it was. And one player after another was made uncomfortable just at the sight of Rays s
Red Sox begin 101st season in historic Fenway Park – Boston Globe, David Klepper (AP)
The Red Sox may win or they may lose, but at 100 years young, beloved Fenway Park continues to win over fans as the team’s most valuable player.
Beckett rebounds, Red Sox pound Rays 12-2 – Boston Globe, Howard Ulman (AP)
The Red Sox dominated their historic homecoming. Josh Beckett pitched eight strong innings in Boston’s 12-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays . The lineup finished with 16 hits, and outfielders made several diving grabs on Friday. Everything seemed to
Buchholz looks to notch first win facing Rays – MLB.com, Joey Nowak
Clay Buchholz will try to give the Red Sox their third win of the season when he take the mound opposite 2011 American League Rookie of the Year Award winner Jeremy Hellickson at Fenway Park.
Sox likely to call up Lin for Ellsbury – WEEI Alex Speier
Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine, who was still awaiting word about the extent of the injury to outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury’s shoulder, said that the team would call up an outfielder for Saturday’s game in light of the loss (as of now, of undetermined
Red Sox find the comforts of home – Boston Globe, Chad Finn
The Red Sox home opener, a 12-2 victory over division rival Tampa Bay, reminded the 37,032 in attendance of the good things this team is capable of achieving when they play to their ability level and some breaks fall their way. It was just what they
Lin scratched from Pawtucket lineup – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Che-Hsuan Lin was scratched from the Pawtucket lineup a few minutes ago, which is likely a sign he will be the player called up for Saturday’s game.
Wake, ‘Tek enjoy emotional day at Fenway – MLB.com, Evan Drellich
Jason Varitek and Tim Wakefield shared ceremonial first-pitch honors at Fenway Park’s first game of the regular season before an afternoon contest against the Rays.
The Ellsbury situation – Boston Herald, Steve Buckley
Wouldn’t you love to know the discussions that are taking place this very moment between the Sox’ baseball ops…
Jacoby Ellsbury goes for tests at MGH; Red Sox prepare for life without him – Boston Herald Blog
While they await a more detailed diagnosis, the Red Sox are preparing to be without Jacoby Ellsbury. By the time the Red Sox completed their 12-2 rout of the Tampa Bay Rays in the Fenway Park opener today, Ellsbury already had gone to Massachusetts G
Ellsbury ‘felt something move’ in shoulder – Boston Globe Extra Bases
The Red Sox provided few details on Jacoby Ellsbury injury after the game. Bobby Valentine said that the center fielder was “in a lot of pain” after Reid Brignac landed on his right shoulder in the bottom of the fourth inning.
Beckett stifles Rays; Ellsbury injures shoulder – MLB.com, Ian Browne
If this was a craftier version of Josh Beckett, the Red Sox will gladly take it. Coming home after a 1-5 road trip, dominance wasn’t needed from the veteran righty nearly as much as a win.
Closing Time: Josh Beckett dominates Rays; Jacoby Ellsbury injured – WEEI blog Rob Bradford
Josh Beckett rebounded from his three-inning, seven-run outing against the Tigers with an eighth-inning gem against the Rays, resulting in an 12-2 win for the Sox, Friday at Fenway Park. Beckett allowed five hits and one run, throwing 94 pitches (61
Beckett, Sox dominate Rays – WEEI Alex Speier
In a game whose outcome was overshadowed in many respects by the right shoulder injury suffered by Jacoby Ellsbury, the Red Sox nonetheless enjoyed their most impressive contest of the 2012 season. Behind eight innings that were equally efficient and
See Shoppach slide – Boston Herald Blog
Here’s a GIF of Kelly Shoppach’s inimitable, awful but successful slide into second base in the sixth inning, good (or bad) for the first stolen base of his career. (Source: SBNation.com)
Red Sox, Beckett rout Rays in Fenway opener, but Ellsbury injures shoulder – Boston Herald Blog
It was a victory, a convincing one at that, and it came in the opener of 100-year-old Fenway Park. After a dreadful season-launching road trip, the Red Sox need as many of these as they can muster. But the lasting image may have been an ominous one.
Rapid reaction: Red Sox 12, Rays 2 – ESPN Boston blog, Gordon Edes
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox do home openers better than anyone these days. That’s not opinion; that’s fact, at least when it comes to the outcome. The Sox have now won eight home openers in a row, the longest streak in club history and
Ellsbury exits in fourth after hurting shoulder – MLB.com, Ian Browne
Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury injured his right shoulder while making a takeout slide into second base on Dustin Pedroia’s 6-4-3 double play ball in the fourth inning of Friday’s home opener against the Rays.
Ellsbury leaves with shoulder injury – WEEI Alex Speier
Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury left Friday’s game after the bottom of the fourth inning due to an injury incurred while trying to break up a double play.read more
What are the potential implications of Jacoby Ellsbury’s injury? – WEEI blog Alex Speier
The Red Sox could be forgiven if they are holding their breath while awaiting the diagnosis of injured center fielder and leadoff hitter Jacoby Ellsbury. After all, the team’s blueprint for contention is largely dependent upon a core of elite p
Ellsbury injury casts pall over Red Sox lead – Boston Herald, John Tomase
With the Red Sox and Josh Beckett cruising to a 4-1 lead over the Rays in the fourth, things finally seemed to…
The Worst Kept Secret in Fenway History – Boston Herald, Steve Buckley
We all knew Tim Wakefield and Jason Varitek were going to play a role in the first-pitch ceremony prior to the…
Snapshots: The scene at Fenway – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
BOSTON — Here’s a taste of the scene at Fenway Park for Friday’s home opener:
Jacoby Ellsbury of Boston Red Sox leaves game with shoulder injury – ESPN Boston, Gordon Edes
Boston Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury left Friday’s game holding his right arm to his body with a shoulder injury after he was injured sliding into second base in the bottom of the fourth inning.
Varitek, Wakefield reflect – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Newly-retired Red Sox Jason Varitek and Tim Wakefield couldn’t stay away during the first home opener without one of them in uniform since 1994.
Ellsbury injured and leaves game – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury left today’s game in the fourth inning with a right shoulder injury.
Beckett and Price a contrast in styles – Boston Herald Blog
So the Red Sox have finally broken through against Rays left-hander David Price with three runs in the third. But they’ve really been building towards this frame since the first. Price will be lucky to last four innings at this pace. The Red So
Beckett and Price a contrast in styles – Boston Herald, John Tomase
So the Red Sox have finally broken through against Rays left-hander David Price with XX runs in the third. But…
Ellsbury injury casts pall over Red Sox lead – Boston Herald Blog
With the Red Sox and Josh Beckett cruising to a 4-1 lead over the Rays in the fourth, things finally seemed to be looking up for the local nine. And then Jacoby Ellsbury got hurt. While there’s no word yet on Ellsbury’s condition, and he
Varitek, Wakefield throw out first pitch – ESPN Boston blog, Joe McDonald
BOSTON — When both Tim Wakefield and Jason Varitek decided to retire during the offseason, one of the immediate reactions was that the longtime Red Sox players should throw out the ceremonial first pitch on Opening Day at Fenway Park. That ide
Ellsbury leaves with apparent shoulder injury – ESPN Boston blog, Gordon Edes
BOSTON — Red Sox center-fielder Jacoby Ellsbury left Friday’s game holding his right arm to his body with an apparent shoulder injury after he was injured sliding into second base in the bottom of the fourth inning. Ellsbury was running on a 3-a
Cherington takes Red Sox’s slow start in stride – MLB.com,
Long before he became the general manager of the Red Sox, Ben Cherington was a die-hard fan of the team, growing up in New Hampshire. So he knew that Friday’s home opener — his first in his new position — should be treated almost like a baseball ho
Shoppach gets call against former batterymate – MLB.com,
There probably won’t be many times this season when Jarrod Saltalamacchia is on the bench for two straight games, particularly when there is an off-day in between.
Bittersweet first Fenway opener for Bailey – MLB.com,
This would have been a day full of nervous excitement for new closer Andrew Bailey if only he was on the active roster.
Crawford set to resume extended spring games – MLB.com,
Carl Crawford initially declined the Red Sox’s invitation to attend Friday’s festivities for the home opener so he could focus on playing in extended spring games in Florida, but the left fielder’s plans changed after his recent bout with left elbow
Red Sox staff uses off-day for good cause – MLB.com, Evan Drellich
Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine and coaches Alex Ochoa and Jerry Royster were among a handful of ex big leaguers who helped Thursday to raise funds for youth clinics in the Boston area.
Red Sox Home Opener Live Blog: Sox vs. Rays on Friday the 13th – WEEI blog Alex Speier
The Red Sox are ready for the 101st Fenway Park home opener in team history, but just the second such contest to take place on a Friday the 13th (the last having come on April 13, 1984, when the Sox lost 13-9 to the Tigers). Josh Beckett will try to
Maddon: ‘Don’t have [show] in Tampa Bay’ – WEEI Rob Bradford
  Speaking prior to his team’s game against the Red Sox Friday afternoon at Fenway Park, Rays manager Joe Maddon laughed when asked if he could imagine having a weekly radio show in another city other than the one his team plays in. “I don’t eve
Jason Varitek, Tim Wakefield throw ceremonial first pitches – Boston Herald, Scott Lauber
The pomp and pageantry is over, and Josh Beckett has thrown his first pitch. But it’s worth recapping the pregame…
Jason Varitek, Tim Wakefield throw ceremonial first pitches – Boston Herald Blog
The pomp and pageantry is over, and Josh Beckett has thrown his first pitch. But it’s worth recapping the pregame ceremony at the 100th opener in Fenway Park history. After the introduction of the teams and the national anthem, Jason Varitek an
Snapshot: Love that chicken at Popeye’s – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
Chat Red Sox at 2:10 p.m. – Boston Globe, Chad Finn
Be sure to stop by our Friday chat, beginning at 2:10 p.m., live from Fenway Park, where the Red Sox face David Price and the Rays in their home opener. We’ll talk Red Sox, more Red Sox … and maybe…
On second thought . . . Beckett usually strong after opener – Boston Herald Blog
As bad as Josh Beckett’s first start was last week in Detroit (5 HRs), all is not lost. Beckett, for the most part, has been very good in his second start during his Red Sox career, going 5-1 with a 2.59 ERA and 34 strikeouts in 41.2 innings. H
Schill: ‘Massive’ concern if Josh struggles – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
ESPN analyst and former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling today told ESPN Boston Radio that if Josh Beckett struggles for a second consecutive start today, he would have “massive cause for concern” about an injury. Beckett, who had his thu
Did Schill’s invite get lost in the mail? – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
Terry Francona won’t be the only former uniformed member of the recent Red Sox championship teams not attending next Friday’s centennial celebration at Fenway Park. ESPN analyst and former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling told ESPN Boston
Henry hoping for some better news – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Saw Red Sox owner John Henry this morning and asked him how it was going. “It’s going terrible!” he said with a laugh.
Luke Scott on Fenway: ‘Get a new park’ – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Rays designated hitter Luke Scott hasn’t been shy about sharing his feelings regarding Fenway Park and Red Sox fans: He doesn’t like either.
An educated guess on the first pitch – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Jason Varitek and Tim Wakefield are at Fenway. Seems like a good chance they’ll be throwing out the first pitch.
Live updates: Rays at Red Sox – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Pre-game: Good afternoon from Fenway Park and the home opener. It’s a beautiful day and the old ballpark looks pretty darn good for 100 years old. There’s a red carpet leading from the Red Sox dugout to the field. The…
Sox President and CEO Larry Lucchino on Francona declining an invite to attend the 100th Anniversary celebration – WEEI Red Sox Audio
Mut & Merloni welcome Red Sox President and CEO Larry Lucchino in to chat about the team’s disappointing performance so far. Lucchino also touches on how the team is moving on from last year’s collapse and Francona’s decision not to attend Fen
Valentine: ‘Holding my breath’ on Beckett – WEEI Alex Speier
Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine, asked about the challenges presented by a 13-man pitching staff, suggested that the team might reconsider its roster balance after Friday’s game if starting pitcher Josh Beckett’s right thumb is healthy. That said, Va
MLB Network’s Kevin Millar tries to calm down Red Sox nation during their early struggles – WEEI Red Sox Audio
Former Red Sox first baseman and MLB Network Analyst Kevin Millar joined Mut and Lou to touch on the disastrous start to the Red Sox season. Millar recommends fans not to overreact to the Sox lack of offense starting the season and reacts to Luke Sc
Friday morning with Bobby Valentine: Excitement for opener, bated breath for Beckett – WEEI blog Alex Speier
“Any nerves?” Bobby Valentine, at Fenway Park for his first regular season game as Red Sox manager, was asked that question as he was nearing the end of his pregame session with the media. In response, he held out his flat hand in front o
Bailey ready to begin rehab, hopes to contribute – Boston Herald Blog
Erstwhile Red Sox closer Andrew Bailey was in the cluhbouse this morning, sporting a cast on his surgically repaired right thumb and hoping to contribute something this season. Bailey, who expects to have his cast removed in the next four or five day
Pregame notes: Talking Shop(pach); almost Miller’s time – Boston Herald Blog
After playing in the series finale Wednesday in Toronto, backup catcher Kelly Shoppach is making his second consecutive start. Interestingly, it comes with Josh Beckett starting. But don’t read anything into that, according to Bobby Valentine.
Last 14 home openers, Sox average 8.3 runs – ESPN Boston blog, Gordon Edes
BOSTON — Here’s one of those “something’s gotta give” scenarios to watch for in Friday’s home opener. The Red Sox have won their last seven home openers, and have scored no fewer than five runs in 14 straight home openers since 1997, when they lost
Bailey: ‘Everything going well as can be’ – ESPN Boston blog, Joe McDonald
BOSTON — Red Sox pitcher Andrew Bailey was walking around the clubhouse at Fenway Park on Friday morning with a cast on his right hand. The closer had surgery on his right thumb earlier this month to repair a torn ligament and is hoping to be back
Shoppach gets the nod vs. former club – ESPN Boston blog, Joe McDonald
BOSTON — Red Sox catcher Kelly Shoppach sat at his locker in the clubhouse Friday morning at Fenway Park looking at a scouting report on Tampa Bay Rays starter David Price. “You can never study enough,” Shoppach said. Before signing
Setback for Crawford, this time with elbow – ESPN Boston blog, Joe McDonald
BOSTON — Red Sox outfielder Carl Crawford recently returned to Boston to have his left elbow examined by team doctors, who diagnosed him with a minor strain. Crawford, who is currently on the disabled list since while he continues to rehab from wr
Rays notes: Jeremy Hellickson appears on track to start Saturday – Boston Herald, Roger Mooney
DETROIT — One day later RHP Jeremy Hellickson was able to joke about being hit on the side of the face by a batted…
Bobby V says he’s “still holding my breath that Josh is fine” but believes thumb a “moot point” – Boston Herald Blog
Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine just revealed that “I’m still holding my breath that (today’s starter) Josh (Beckett) is fine,” a statement that kind of perked up a few ears. Asked if he was concerned that Beckett was beyond h
Elbow setback means Carl Crawford return ‘will have to wait a little longer’ – Boston Herald Blog
If everything had gone according to plan, Carl Crawford would’ve been in Fort Myers today, getting at least four at-bats in as a designated hitter in an extended spring training game. Instead, he was having his elbow re-checked. Crawford’
Lineup: Shoppach catching Beckett – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
Here’s a look at today’s Red Sox lineup for the home opener (2 p.m.) against lefty David Price and the Rays: 1. Jacoby Ellsbury, CF 2. Dustin Pedroia, 2B 3. Adrian Gonzalez, 1B 4. Kevin Youkilis, 3B 5. David Ortiz, DH 6. Darnell McDonald, LF 7. Cody
Luke Scott: Fenway Park is ‘a dump’ – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
Tampa Bay Rays designated hitter Luke Scott told MLB.com he thought Fenway was “a dump” as the club prepares to kick off its 100th season in the ballpark. “As a baseball player, going there to work, it’s a dump,” said Scott, whose Ray
Live video, chat from Fenway today – Boston Globe, Chad Finn
I’ll be hosting a live video session from Fenway Park today at noon.
Carl Crawford says he has strained left elbow – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Carl Crawford said he underwent an exam which showed he had a strain in his left elbow.
Yankees TV play by play Michael Kay discusses his weekly radio with Bobby Valentine – WEEI Red Sox Audio
The voice of the Yankees on the YES Network and radio host on ESPN Radio 1050 in New York joined Dennis & Callahan to give them some advice on how to approach doing interviews with Bobby Valentine. Michael describes Bobby’s approach to the media,
Lineup: McDonald, Shoppach in vs. Price – WEEI Alex Speier
With left-hander David Price on the mound for the Rays, the Red Sox will feature a lineup with six right-handed hitters. Most notably, Darnell McDonald will get the start in left field, with Cody Ross shifting to right and Ryan Sweeney sitting. Kelly
Red Sox GM Ben Cherington discusses the state of the Red Sox on opening day at Fenway – WEEI Red Sox Audio
Red Sox General Manager Ben Cherington stopped by the Dennis and Callahan set at Fenway to chat about how the Red Sox stand going into opening day at Fenway. Cherington talks about how the how the players are taking the early struggles and if they a
Your Red Sox lineup today – Boston Herald Blog
Here’s today’s Red Sox lineup for the Home Opener: Jacoby Ellsbury CF Dustin Pedroia 2B Adrian Gonzalez 1B Kevin Youkilis 3B David Ortiz DH Darnell McDonald LF Cody Ross RF Mike Aviles SS Kelly Shoppach C Josh Beckett starts
What to watch for from Beckett today – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington acknowledged Friday morning that pitcher Josh Beckett’s velocity is not what it was in previous seasons, but said it was not a concern as the 31-year-old right-hander gears up to start today’s home opener.
Red Sox coverage in today’s Globe – Boston Globe Extra Bases
All eyes will be on Josh Beckett as he starts the home opener against the Rays. It’s Friday the 13th and Dan Shaughnessy isn’t very optimistic about the Red Sox. The notebook has Dustin Pedroia happy to get home. The…
Game 7: Rays at Red Sox – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Lineups and starting pitchers for Friday’s Fenway Park opener.
A hearty welcome to you, Luke Scott – Boston Globe Extra Bases
Tampa Bay’s Luke Scott could have an interesting day at Fenway Park.
Catching up: Bobby V interview – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
Check out part of Bobby Valentine’s interview with Michael Kay of ESPN Radio New York on Thursday (video above). Here’s the podcast of the full interview.
Video: State of the Nation with Gordon Edes – ESPN Boston blog, ESPNBoston.com
In this week’s edition of State of the Nation, ESPNBoston.com’s Gordon Edes previews a daunting home-opening slate for the Red Sox and reflects on the team’s 1-5 start to the season.
Red Sox Minor League Roundup: Andrew Miller getting closer on Day of the Shortstops – WEEI blog Alex Speier
Andrew Miller continued to impress in his rehab progression, while a number of Red Sox prospects enjoyed big days at the plate in offensive explosions by both Triple-A Pawtucket and High-A Salem. TRIPLE-A PAWTUCKET RED SOX: WON 10-1 AT ROCHESTER (TWI
Nuggetpalooza: Red Sox nuggets from Toronto – WEEI blog Gary Marbry
Emptying out the Nuggetpalooza notebook after the series in Toronto: —————————————————————————&#8212
Will Red Sox hear boos at home opener? – Boston Globe, Chad Finn
With the Red Sox bringing a 1-5 record and the scars of September to Fenway Park for the home opener, the mood of the crowd Friday is going to be fascinating.
How important is the homestand to the Red Sox? – Globe 10.0

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