Boston has honored other players with steroid allegations (David Ortiz), so they should go ahead and honor Roger Clemens.
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Red Sox organist’s virtual 7th-inning stretch brings ballpark feeling home
Red Sox ballpark organist Josh Kantor has been offering a livestreamed virtual seventh-inning stretch every day on Facebook.
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Who will be Boston’s next MVP?
The Bruins’ David Pastrnak is the front runner, but there are others should could contend for their league MVP, including Jarrett Stidham.
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Pandemic could have impact on MLB free agency
The Red Sox will be in the market for a few players, but their ability to spend will likely be impacted by how much revenue they lose.
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Red Sox pitchers getting ready for July start
Pitching coach Dave Bush has been telling his pitcher to prepare, though some will likely be more prepared than others.
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Red Sox reporter turns auctioneer, raises $57K for charity
Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com has auctioned off memorabilia on Twitter during his down time because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tom Caron: Can owners, players salvage MLB season?
The two sides will need to compromise on finances if there are to be any games this summer.
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Tom Caron: Jerry Remy can’t wait to call games again
The longtime Red Sox broadcaster, who has resumed cancer treatments, believes baseball will return this summer.
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Red Sox Verdugo says he’ll be ready to start season
Alex Verdugo, acquired in the Mookie Betts trade, will be healthy when the season starts, if there is one.
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Now 34 years later, ex-Mariners relive night when Roger Clemens struck out 20
Larry Stone: At age 23 and making his 39th start in the majors, Roger Clemens made history at Fenway Park (with just 13,414 fans watching) by striking out 20 Mariners.