Acquiring starting pitchers is the top priority for Craig Breslow, but he’ll face plenty of competition from other teams.
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Tom Caron: New Red Sox boss intent on shoring up pitching rotation
Craig Breslow has suggested that some of Boston’s minor league prospects may be used in trades to acquire pitchers.
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Tom Caron: Lewiston-Edward Little football game could help a grieving community to heal
The annual Battle of the Bridge between the Blue Devils and the Red Eddies is scheduled for Wednesday evening, one week after the horrific mass shootings in Lewiston.
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Tom Caron: These free agents could help Red Sox contend in 2024
With free agency looming shortly after the end of the World Series, let’s hope Boston is prepared to spend big bucks to shore up its roster.
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Tom Caron: At least the Celtics and Bruins should be fun this winter
They may provide relief for Boston sports fans who endured the last-place Red Sox this summer and who are now suffering with the 1-5 Patriots.
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Tom Caron: It’s not too early for a holiday shopping list for the Red Sox
From starting pitchers to better defense, Boston has plenty of needs in the offseason – starting with a new head of baseball operations.
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Tom Caron: Tim Wakefield’s impact in the community is what made him special
The former Red Sox star helped to raise millions for charities such as the Jimmy Fund, and always made time to greet fans young and old.
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Tom Caron: How can Red Sox overhaul their rotation? Just look at Texas
The Rangers made bold moves to upgrade their pitching staff last winter after a 68-win season. Now they are close to locking up a postseason berth.
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Tom Caron: Key task for next Red Sox boss – find top-of-the-rotation pitchers
Boston must find a replacement for Chaim Bloom, who was dismissed last week as the team’s chief baseball officer.
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Tom Caron: Red Sox-Yankees’ rivalry reduced to staying out of the cellar
Boston and New York seemed destined to finish at the bottom of the standings for the first time since 1966. It’s just a matter of which one will end up in last place.