Boston Manager Alex Cora says last season ‘took a toll on me mentally, physically,’ but he’s ready to move forward … for this season at least.
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Tom Caron: Which members of the Red Sox could become documentary stars?
Netflix will go behind the scenes to capture footage of the team’s 2024 season for a documentary to air next year.
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MLB notebook: Red Sox featured in pair of Netflix documentaries
One will focus on the 2004 title team, and the other will follow the Red Sox through the upcoming season.
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MLB notebook: Truck Day a chance for Red Sox fans to hope for better
As the truck loaded with Boston’s spring training supplies makes its way to Florida, hope springs up again for frustrated fans.
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Tom Caron: Theo Epstein can help Red Sox regain the trust of jaded fans
Epstein is returning to the team as a minority owner and senior advisor at a time when many fans have become disillusioned.
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Theo Epstein returns to Red Sox as part owner, senior advisor
Epstein, who guided Boston to two World Series titles in his role as general manager from 2003-11, is joining Fenway Sports Group.
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Seven questions about the Red Sox as spring training looms
Boston has been quiet this offseason, but with pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training in two weeks, decisions must be made.
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Tom Caron: Red Sox bank on helping their young pitchers to improve
New baseball chief Craig Breslow has overhauled the support staff that will be working with Boston pitchers.
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Former Red Sox manager Jimy Williams dies at age 80
Jimy Williams was the 1999 American League Manager of the Year for Boston and won 910 games over a dozen seasons that included stints with Toronto and Houston.
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Tom Caron: Angry Red Sox fans give team officials an earful … again
“There’s only one way to turn the boos into applause,” Sox President Sam Kennedy says. “And that’s by winning baseball games.”