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By Eddie Pannone (photo via milb.com) The Boston Red Sox have a hole in their starting rotation, and a man they were relying on coming into the season is ready to fill it. Lefthander Eduardo Rodriguez entered spring training as … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone (Photo via Jim Donten) PAWTUCKET, R.I. – Baseball fans across the country have heard about Byron Buxton’s potential ever since the Minnesota Twins drafted the outfielder number two overall in 2012. It hasn’t always been smooth sailing … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone PROVIDENCE, R.I., – It is safe to say that the Providence Bruins are off to a better start than their parent club in Boston. Despite earning just one win in three games, the P-Bruins have earned a … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone It has been quite the baseball journey for Rochester Red Wings pitcher Michael Bowden to say the least. It’s a journey that has taken him from Boston to Chicago to Japan on his quest to return to … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone PAWTUCKET, R.I. – As children growing up who enjoyed watching and playing baseball, we all had that certain player we idolized. Someone who we wished we could be like or play with. For millions across the country … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone PAWTUCKET, R.I. – With Mike Napoli being traded to the Texas Rangers, there is a hole at first base the Boston Red Sox must fill for the rest of this year as well as going forward. With … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone PAWTUCKET, R.I. – With the Boston Red Sox trading Shane Victorino and designating Daniel Nava for assignment, they have cleared room for OF Rusney Castillo to step up and show he belongs in the big leagues. In … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone PAWTUCKET, R.I. – The All-Star break couldn’t be coming at a better time for the Pawtucket Red Sox as the club has fallen on hard times the past month. Dating back to June, the PawSox are just … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone PAWTUCKET, R.I. – Red Sox fans have seen a lot of disappointing things so far in 2015, and near the top of that list has been the performance of Rusney Castillo. Signed to a 7-year, $72.5 million … Continue reading →

By Eddie Pannone PAWTUCKET, R.I. – With Eduardo Rodriguez already making an impact in Boston, this weekend featured two of Boston’s other top pitching prospects. Lefthanders Brian Johnson and Henry Owens each made starts at McCoy Stadium against the Toledo … Continue reading →