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Wilyer Abreu joins impressive Red Sox company with first Gold Glove
Wilyer Abreu capped an impressive rookie campaign with a well-deserved Gold Glove. John Tomase puts the young Red Sox star’s recognition into context.
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My Red Sox offseason to-do list: Juan Soto, Juan Soto, Juan Soto…
If the Red Sox want to get back to relevance, there’s one player who should be at the top of their wish list in free agency, writes John Tomase.
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Pritchard is proof that Ainge's drafts are the gift that keeps giving
Danny Ainge’s final five drafts with the Celtics produced some serious talent, including two 2020 picks who will square off Wednesday, writes John Tomase.
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As World Series stars shine, Red Sox need to remember what made them great
As the Dodgers’ and Yankees’ stars deliver on baseball’s biggest stage, let’s hope John Henry and the Red Sox are paying attention, writes John Tomase.
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I asked an AI chatbot for some baseball trivia, and it did not go well
What happens when you ask an AI chatbot to come up with 10 baseball trivia questions and answers? John Tomase found out, with some wild results.
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Wilyer Abreu needs to win Gold Glove, because Soto's nomination is a joke
John Tomase explains why Wilyer Abreu should run away with an AL Gold Glove award and wonders why Juan Soto was nominated in the first place.
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Willy Adames could solve multiple Red Sox problems in free agency
If the Red Sox want to make a splash this offseason, veteran shortstop Willy Adames should be near the top of their list, writes John Tomase.
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The case for Red Sox keeping Triston Casas and finding an ace elsewhere
Triston Casas has been floated in plenty of hypothetical trades, but there’s a compelling case for the Red Sox to turn them down, writes John Tomase.
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Ten can't-miss stops on the Celtics' upcoming revenge tour
It’s time for some payback. John Tomase highlights ten matchups on the Celtics’ schedule that should carry extra juice for the reigning champs.
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Manny Machado becoming a playoff villain shouldn't surprise Sox fans
Red Sox fans know all too well about Manny Machado pushing boundaries at the expense of his opponents, writes John Tomase.
