Stephen Parello
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 11
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- Sep 28, 2026
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3 potential secret weapons the Red Sox can’t afford to leave off the postseason roster (opens the original)
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When it comes to the postseason, the attention immediately goes to the stars. The lights are the brightest, so it's understandable that fans dream about the biggest names coming through in the most crucial moments. However, Boston Red Sox fans know better than most how important the under-the-radar secret weapon can be. Arguably the greatest season in Red Sox history, 2004, was saved not by David Ortiz or Manny Ramirez, but rather by Dave Roberts, whose pinch-running heroics turned the tide and
Mariners reporter links Red Sox to dream free agent who would require a trade for fit (opens the original)
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It would be really nice for the Boston Red Sox to have a right-handed-hitting outfielder with pop. While Ceddanne Rafaela has put up a career-best season at the plate, adding another above-average hitter from the right side would make a ton of sense and help breakup the sea of lefties that includes Jarren Duran, Roman Anthony, Wilyer Abreu and Masataka Yoshida. The Red Sox might be in line to find just that if rumors are true. The Seattle Mariners are likely to lose left fielder Randy Arozarena
Ringing endorsement from Salvador Perez highlights Wilyer Abreu’s importance to Red Sox playoff race (opens the original)
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When it comes to winning big in the MLB, timing matters. Riding a hot streak through September and deep into October can turn a team from an afterthought into a champion. For the Boston Red Sox, the player embodiment of that idea has been Wilyer Abreu. Abreu has been a solid all-around player since debuting in 2023, but he's never quite taken the leap to become an outright superstar. The 2026 season seemed to be the turning point for the 27-year-old. Abreu turned a lot of heads in the World Base
Willson Contreras' frustrations following hit by pitch are a brewing Red Sox problem (opens the original)
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Willson Contreras played a key role in the Boston Red Sox's come-from-behind win in the series finale against the Texas Rangers, but not in a way he would have preferred. Contreras was plunked in the hand by struggling Rangers reliever Jakob Junis in the top of the eighth, setting the scene for Trevor Story to launch a go-ahead three-run homer off All-Star closer Jacob Latz. The good news is that Contreras underwent x-rays following the game, and they came back clean. The veteran didn't seem to
Jake Bennett is pitching his way off the Red Sox's playoff rotation as struggles mount (opens the original)
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Jake Bennett might not be Garrett Crochet, but the 25-year-old rookie has done an admirable job this season filling in for the injured Boston Red Sox ace. In fact, the youngster looked pretty Crochet-like with a 2.64 ERA in the first half, despite relying much less on the strikeout to generate that success. However, as we race toward October, it's time to start thinking about the postseason rotation, and we could see Bennett as the odd man out. Since August 1, the youngster has made seven starts
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