Former Red Sox third baseman Wade Boggs had a conversation with Chris Sale at spring training and later came down with pneumonia, which Sale also had.
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Roenicke: Pedroia no closer to return
Dustin Pedroia told his manager he is playing “Mr. Mom” during the pandemic and is not at the point where he’s is ready to rejoin the team, whenever that is possible.
Pearce retires, says Red Sox didn’t cheat
Steve Pearce, the MVP of the 2018 World Series, says, “we won it fair and square.”
John Krasinski, Big Papi surprise Boston medical workers with lifetime Red Sox tickets
Actor John Krasinski is joined by Red Sox legend David Ortiz in presenting COVID-19 unit workers with four lifetime Red Sox tickets for “you and everybody at Beth Israel.”
Realignment proposal would give Red Sox a rough road
If Major League Baseball goes through a plan to play this season at spring training sites and realign the leagues, Boston’s competition will be even tougher.
Bradley steps up to help Boston’s homeless
Jackie Bradley Jr.’s wife, Erin, has been a leading proponent for supporting Boston’s homeless population.
Red Sox pitching prospect ready to shine when baseball returns
Reliever Adam Lau, who had his best pro season last year with the Portland Sea Dogs, hopes to climb to the big leagues.
In 1918, Babe Ruth drew big crowds in Hartford at worst possible time
As the Spanish Flu spread in New England, crowds still flocked to see Babe Ruth soon after the Red Sox won the 1918 World Series. It most likely had a significant impact on the spread of the virus.
Fenway Park’s organist, with no games to play, launched a season of his own
Josh Kantor, the organist at Fenway since 2003, is developing a new following with his daily broadcast on Facebook.
Sale confident he’ll come back from surgery strong
Red Sox ace Chris Sale had Tommy John surgery on March 30 and is expected to miss 14-15 months.