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Red Sox take Damon’s decision in stride

BOSTON — Boston Red Sox players met the news that Johnny Damon would block a waiver trade to Boston on Tuesday with a mixture of disappointment and understanding. The veteran outfielder told reporters in Detroit he would exercise his no-trade rights and decline a chance to rejoin the team with which he won a World Series in 2004. read more

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Ex-teammates would welcome Damon back

Beloved by Red Sox Nation while he played in Boston and vilified after leaving to sign with the Yankees, Johnny Damon might be on the verge of returning to the team he played with from 2002-05.

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Boston Red Sox: 2010 Offseason Preview

The Boston Red Sox will have quite a few issues to address this off season.  While their offense has been a nice surprise this year, they still need to improve if they want to compete with the Yankees and Rays in the East.  The strength of this team was supposed to be their pitching staff however, it has been very inconsistent.  This rotation was expected to be the best in baseball, but in …

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Ellsbury's fate likely decided Wednesday

Jacoby Ellsbury's status for the rest of the season should be decided on Wednesday, when the team's medical staff consults further with renowned orthopedist Dr.

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Red Sox get Pedroia back for playoff drive

Boston Red Sox sparkplug Dustin Pedroia will return to the lineup on Tuesday after seven weeks on the disabled list, giving the team a possible boost in their drive for a post-season berth.

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Red Sox Release Shealy

The Red Sox have released first baseman Ryan Shealy, writes Alex Speier of WEEI. Boston’s Triple-A affiliate announced the move after Jeremy Hermida was assigned to the team. Boston designated Shealy for assignment roughly three weeks ago

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Boston Red Sox: 10 Reasons Why Run Prevention Turned into Run Scoring

At the start of the 2010 season many of us thought that the Red Sox were going to make a transition from a run producing machine into a more run prevention machine. It was widely thought that some players such as Ortiz, Youk, and even Lowell were beginning to lose a step at their age, and a better defense was the perfect elixir for what the team was speculatively facing

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Varitek takes BP, optimistic about progress

It was an all-around day of good news for the Red Sox on the injury front. Not only did the team have an encouraging report on Dustin Pedroia, but catcher Jason Varitek is also starting to turn a corner with regard to his fractured right foot.

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Varitek takes BP, optimistic about progress

It was an all-around day of good news for the Red Sox on the injury front. Not only did the team have an encouraging report on Dustin Pedroia, but catcher Jason Varitek is also starting to turn a corner with regard to his fractured right foot.

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Varitek takes BP, optimistic about progress

It was an all-around day of good news for the Red Sox on the injury front. Not only did the team have an encouraging report on Dustin Pedroia, but catcher Jason Varitek is also starting to turn a corner with regard to his fractured right foot.

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Varitek takes BP, optimistic about progress

It was an all-around day of good news for the Red Sox on the injury front. Not only did the team have an encouraging report on Dustin Pedroia, but catcher Jason Varitek is also starting to turn a corner with regard to his fractured right foot.

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Pedroia takes another step forward

After another successful running test at moderate intensity on Sunday, Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia hopes to take crucial steps during his team's three-game series in Toronto.

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Sox taking it slow with Salty

Though the Red Sox are excited about the recent acquisition of catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia, general manager Theo Epstein said the team is in no rush to promote him from Triple-A Pawtucket.

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Red Sox slugger Youkilis sidelined with thumb injury

The Boston Red Sox’s injury woes deepened after first baseman Kevin Youkilis was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a torn muscle in his right thumb, the team reported on its website (boston.redsox.mlb.com) on Tuesday.

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Red Sox 5, Tigers 4: Special delivery

The Boston Red Sox didn’t pick up any new impact players at the trading deadline. Instead, they showed some signs of life thanks to one of their old stars

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Sean Marshall, Kosuke Fukudome: Why, How They Could Help Boston Red Sox

As we approach the July 31 MLB Trade Deadline, the Boston Red Sox will be looking to make a trade or two to help the team stay in playoff contention. Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein is looking to upgrade the bullpen as the team has had poor middle relief from Manny Delcarmen and Hideki Okajima over the last few weeks.  Epstein has reportedly considered many names such as Rafael Perez, Will …

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Red Sox ratings are way down this year

The Red Sox bandwagon has a few empty seats in it this year according to Sports Business Journal:The Boston Red Sox’s six-year reign atop MLB’s local television ratings is about to end, as the team’s local numbers have plummeted from…

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Summer of KidsPost: Red Sox fan to Boston, Gaithersburg kids to Hong Kong

Christopher Haas, 12, a Red Sox fan from Leesburg, attended his first game in Boston’s Fenway Park.

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Red Sox Season Statistical Anomaly Due to Poor Situational Play

The Red Sox are first in the league in OPS and second in runs scored. Their pitchers throw at the highest average velocity in the majors, and their rotation, even given the injuries, ranks as having the second highest sabermetric value. So, why is the team 55-43 heading into Sunday?

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Francona appreciates Red Sox's character

Even after a tough loss, Red Sox manager Terry Francona is full of appreciation for the character of his team.

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