Liam Hendriks ‘really happy’ after his first time pitching for the Red Sox, albeit in a spring training game
Hendriks was 94-96 miles per hour with his fastball, the best velocity he has shown in camp. That made up for some wayward ...
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Red Sox's Veteran Reliever Begs for An "Opportunity" to "Win the Job" Amid Growing Bullpen Competition
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Red Sox's Aroldis Chapman: Walks two in spring debut
Chapman hit 101 mph in his spring training debut Wednesday, but walked two batters and only threw 11 strikes among his 23 pitches, Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com reports. He has slimmed down from 250 ...
'It's More Electric': Why This Red Sox Reliever Wants To Win Closer Job
Over the next month, someone will show Alex Cora they deserve to be the Boston Red Sox closer to the start the season. Liam ...
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11 Sleeper Hitters and Pitchers for Fantasy Baseball
The term "sleeper" has become a bit overused in fantasy baseball. Too often I see players who go earlier in drafts ...
Red Sox closer contest includes 101 mph fastballs, crazy fist-pump celebrations in February
The Red Sox' closer competition got off to a wild start Wednesday with 101 mph fastballs and crazy celebrations in the fourth inning of a spring training game.