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Lord Stanley Throws Out the First Pitch
I know I am a couple days late, but deal with it. The Bruins bender continued at Fenway on Sunday, with Lord Stanley and the boys throwing out the first pitch before the Red Sox put a beating on the Brewers. I first want to say that I have never enjoyed a ride or a…
The Lackey Project
It has become an extremely apparent problem around The Nation: John Lackey lives up to his last name. The veteran right-hander who had clinched the World Series for his team in 2002 was signed with the Red Sox in 2009 for a whopping 82.5 million dollars. We all knew that was going overboard for someone…
Worth Mentioning
With one of the most loyal fanbases in all of Major League Baseball and the second highest payroll of the 2011 season, the Boston Red Sox are obviously capable of signing big names for record setting money. The lack of salary cap in baseball means one of two things: You have the best scouts in…
Change Can Be Good
First off let me share how excited I am to be a part of the RedSoxaholics team for the 2012 season. I have been writing about minor league baseball for busleaguesbaseball.com over the past few seasons and am excited to share some insight about the team I have loved since I was born. With the…
As Spring Training Closes Out: Red Sox Bats Are Heating Up
Red Sox sluggers David Ortiz and Mike Napoli have seen limited action this spring due to nagging injuries. Manager John Farrell has been shuffling spring training lineups, experimenting to see who can step up and produce runs for the team in the 2015. Ortiz and Napoli have been known to carry the team on their backs and were…
Meet Matt Barnes (Draft Day 1 Update)
Theo and crew didn’t have to look far for to find their First Round pick when the MLB First-Year Player Draft got underway yesterday, selecting 90’s baby and UConn’s stud Junior RHP Matt Barnes at #19 overall. UConn lacks a rich baseball history, but scouts and obviously the Red Sox believe that this kid…
