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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Cam Schlittler-Dylan Cease Cy Young race has an important Red Sox wrinkle everyone is forgetting (opens the original)
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The American League East has always been the sport's most star-driven division, even when the standings don't always show it. The New York Yankees-Boston Red Sox rivalry alone has produced decades of this, but it's not just those two anymore. The Toronto Blue Jays have peaked into a real contender, the Tampa Bay Rays are leading this year's race and continue to develop, and the Baltimore Orioles are always one prospect wave away from popping off again. With that much noise in one division, it's
Red Sox's September call-up of Isiah Kiner-Falefa prevents them from making a bold move (opens the original)
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The Boston Red Sox have had no shortage of contributing factors behind their stretch of good baseball, but team chemistry belongs right at the top of that list. Isiah Kiner-Falefa is exactly the kind of player who builds it. Rehabbing from a forearm injury with rosters set to expand, Kiner-Falefa had every reason to push for an earlier activation. Instead, he told MassLive's Chris Cotillo he was completely fine waiting until September 1, understanding how the roster crunch works and not wanting
Making the case for Chad Tracy to win AL Manager of the Year over Will Venable (opens the original)
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Sometimes good teams just need a reset. Alex Cora built a lot of goodwill in Boston — a 2018 championship, real relationships, memories nobody's trying to erase — and when the Red Sox fired him after a 10-17 start on April 25, there was genuine hurt attached to that decision, not just frustration. So, what Chad Tracy has done since then is remarkable on its own terms, and it’s way more than a reset. He inherited a last-place team that looked lost, but by mid-June Boston showed some life and craw
This Red Sox trade package would have landed Elly De La Cruz from the Reds ahead of the deadline (opens the original)
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Buried in Bob Nightengale's USA Today deadline recap was one sentence that probably stopped most Red Sox fans mid-scroll: "The Boston Red Sox tried to convince the Cincinnati Reds to trade shortstop Elly De La Cruz, but never came close to acquiring him." Since there was no momentum and likely no realistic possibility of this, for fun, let's build the offer that might have got it done. Let's start with why Cincinnati would say "no" to trading De La Cruz. He's controlled through 2029, a two-time
Craig Breslow didn't rule out prized top prospect helping Red Sox late in playoff push (opens the original)
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Having an opportunity to play and come up through this organization at the same time as Jon Lester, Jonathan Papelbon, and Xander Bogaerts isn't just fun to say, it was a privilege. I got a firsthand look at what those names actually meant inside the clubhouse — not just to the fanbase, but to personnel and teammates who watched them up close before the rest of the world caught on. I was fortunate enough to make my own major league debut in August 2014, a year removed from the 2013 championship,
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