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Portland Sea Dogs

Published
March 28, 2012

On Baseball: Iglesias fields setback flawlessly

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Boston Red Sox Manager Bobby Valentine walked into the clubhouse Tuesday morning, looked to his right and laughed. Dustin Pedroia was again razzing Jose Iglesias (if Pedroia does not give you a hard time, there is something wrong). But the fun would soon end for Iglesias. Valentine motioned for Iglesias to […]
Published
January 20, 2012

Sox keep Sea Dogs coaching staff intact

Kevin Boles will return as the manager in Portland along with the remainder of his coaching staff.
Published
November 6, 2011

On Baseball: Maine native swept away in Sox housecleaning

The Boston Red Sox housecleaning/blame game continued when Dave Page, a Maine native, was fired as the team’s strength and conditioning coach. Page, 47, had been with the Red Sox for six years. But because of a September collapse by the team, coupled with rumors about out-of-shape and apathetic players, Page’s work suddenly was questioned. […]
Published
September 4, 2011

Fisher Cats get a Hadlock celebration

New Hampshire clinches the division as Portland closes in on the worst record in franchise history.
Published
September 3, 2011

Portland collects a meaningful win

Mitch Dening and Mark Wagner help delay New Hampshire's division-winning celebration.

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Published
August 30, 2011

Sea Dogs win by scoring in just one inning

A four-run fourth inning is enough as Portland beats Harrisburg, 4-2.
Published
August 28, 2011

Hazelbaker stays hot, powers Dogs

Jeremy Hazelbaker has reverted to his batting stance from 2010 and is hitting .349 in August.
Published
August 27, 2011

Sea Dogs rally in the ninth for a win

Portland beats Reading for the second straight night, scoring twice in the final inning to win, 4-3.
Published
August 26, 2011

Finally for Dogs, a victory

Portland puts pitching and hitting together to beat Reading and end a seven-game slide.
Published
August 25, 2011

Going, going, officially gone

Any hopes of a postseason – if there had been any – are extinguished with a seventh straight loss to end an ugly 0-6 homestand.