Portland shortstop Derrik Gibson gets to play for the first time but has a tough game.
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After five losses … a Sea Dogs win
Portland takes advantage of Chris Balcom-Miller’s pitching and poor Trenton defense for a 7-1 victory.
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Dogs’ misery continues with fifth straight defeat
Portland is 0-5 for the first time in franchise history after an 8-3 loss at Trenton.
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Dog-gone good partners
Ten years after the Sea Dogs’ affiliation with the Red Sox began, both teams are very pleased with the arrangement.
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Top moments and players in the decade of Red Sox affiliation
TOP SEA DOGS MOMENTS AS A RED SOX AFFILIATE 1. David Ortiz appears at a sold-out Hadlock Field on a rehab assignment in 2008, from July 21-23. Most players go to Triple-A Pawtucket on rehab, but Ortiz’s schedule worked better for Portland and he electrified Hadlock. 2. In the 2006 playoffs, MVP Brandon Moss throws out a runner at home in the […]
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Sea Dogs’ start reaches 0-4
Portland completes its opening weekend by continuing to lag on offense and in the field.
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Another loss for Sea Dogs
Portland suffers its third consecutive setback to open the year, falling 9-4 at Reading.
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Sea Dogs looking ahead, not back
Portland wants to wipe out the memory of last season’s franchise-worst 59-83 record.
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Sea Dogs: Look who’s back– most of the team
The Dogs will start the season Thursday at Reading with 18 players who were here last summer.
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On Baseball: When Brentz swings, there’s no mistaking the sound
FORT MYERS, Fla. — In the indoor batting cages at the Red Sox spring training complex, the thwacks are constant as batters swing at pitches from minor league coaches. Occasionally, the thwack makes you take notice. Like when Bryce Brentz takes his swings. Brentz, 6-foot-1, 195 pounds, stands still in the batter’s box. The bat […]