Houston’s Last Dance

Houston’s Last Dance

The Houston Astros have had a nice run the past seven seasons. Houston has won six AL West titles, four pennants, and two World Series titles. They’ve also appeared in the ALCS seven straight seasons. However, nobody stays on top forever as a team’s core ages, free-agent signings underperform, the farm system dries up, top […]

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 Red Sox Offseason Target: Brandon Drury

Red Sox Offseason Target: Brandon Drury

It doesn’t matter who the Red Sox target this offseason to fill out their rotation if the defense behind them doesn’t improve, too. Besides the apparent defensive failures, second base was also one of the worst defensive positions for Boston last year. Second base is the only infield position the Sox can realistically improve for […]

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 Red Sox Trade Alex Verdugo to Yankees

Red Sox Trade Alex Verdugo to Yankees

The Red Sox made a trade with the Yankees for Alex Verdugo. The ironic thing about it is Chaim Bloom’s first big move was acquiring him, and Craig Breslow‘s first significant move was shipping him off. In hindsight, we shouldn’t be surprised the Yankees got him. Both teams discussed him at last year’s trade deadline […]

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 Please Stop Over Glorifying Kevin Cash

Please Stop Over Glorifying Kevin Cash

Recently, the baseball writers came out with their candidates for the American League Manager of the Year award. Among them was Tampa Bay Rays bench boss Kevin Cash. Since becoming the Rays manager Cash has won the award in 2020 and 2021. He’s also been a finalist in 2018 and 2019 as well as this […]

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 The Arizona Diamondbacks And The Power Of Patience

The Arizona Diamondbacks And The Power Of Patience

The Arizona Diamondbacks were one of baseball’s surprise teams in 2023. After initially making the postseason in 2017, Arizona would go five straight seasons without going to the playoffs. After a run like that, these days most teams fire their manager. However, Arizona opted to stay the course. This year, Arizona managed to just snag […]

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 Red Sox CBO: Craig Breslow

Red Sox CBO: Craig Breslow

For the past six weeks, Red Sox ownership has been on the hunt for the next leader of their front office. During that time, at least ten executives declined the opportunity. Ownership faced high scrutiny when they fired Dave Dombrowski in 2020 and again when they fired Chaim Bloom this past September. The team also […]

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 Dave Dombrowski Got the Last Laugh on John Henry

Dave Dombrowski Got the Last Laugh on John Henry

Despite compiling a .588-win percentage, three AL East titles, and one World Series championship, the Boston Red Sox fired Dave Dombrowski. They weren’t even a year removed from their most recent World Series win. Since his firing, his replacement Chaim Bloom led the team to three last-place finishes in four years before being fired this […]

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 Why The Red Sox GM Job Is No Longer Highly Coveted

Why The Red Sox GM Job Is No Longer Highly Coveted

The opportunity to oversee the Boston Red Sox baseball operations is a job everyone has dreams of doing. On paper, the job itself is still very attractive. It’s a big market team, a legendary franchise, a very passionate fan base, strong farm system, and the city of Boston is one of the most exciting places […]

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 John Henry Is The Red Sox Real Problem

John Henry Is The Red Sox Real Problem

Recently, the Boston Red Sox fired Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom after nearly four seasons running Boston’s baseball operation. It was unsurprising given that Boston had finished in last place three times in the past four seasons. While Bloom is ultimately responsible for Boston’s failures, owners John Henry and Fenway Sports Group have created a […]

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