Members of the Red Sox grow comfortable with coronavirus safety measures as they prepare for the season opener next week.
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MLB notebook: Pillar learning Fenway’s outfield
Kevin Pillar is trying to get familiar with the unusual dimensions at his new home ballpark.
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Ryan, catcher on Boston’s ‘Impossible Dream’ team, dies
Mike Ryan, a backup in 1967, played in 636 games for the Red Sox, Phillies and Pirates.
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Scrimmage gives Red Sox taste of strange season to come
The empty seats weren’t the only thing that was strange at Fenway Park when the Boston Red Sox had their first intrasquad scrimmage of summer camp
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Boston Red Sox dogged by claims of racism and sexual abuse
The team’s recent statement about fighting racism rings hollow for several Black men who have spent years trying to get the Red Sox to listen to their claims that they were sexually abused by former clubhouse manager Donald Fitzpatrick.
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Red Sox’s Bogaerts ready to lead after Betts’ departure
Shortstop Xander Bogaerts must step into a leadership role after the Mookie Betts trade.
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Red Sox announce Rodriguez, Dalbec test positive for coronavirus
Boston now has a total of four players with positive COVID-19 tests after Josh Taylor and Darwinzon Hernandez tested positive last week.
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Tom Caron: Pandemic storm clouds hover over baseball
Teams have started working out again in preparation for the shortened season, but with players testing positive for COVID-19 there is no guarantee games will be played.
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Big changes made at Fenway as players get taste of luxury
With social distancing mandates in place and more space needed, the Red Sox are trying to get the most out of their limited space in Fenway Park.
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Multiple members of Red Sox among 31 MLB players with positive tests for coronavirus
There are 38 total positive tests among players and staff across the league, and Manager Ron Roenicke says there are multiple Boston players on the list the team opens training camp.