A Look Back: The Red Sox 2003 Draft
With the June draft quickly approaching, we here at BSI have been ramping up our coverage regarding the Sox’s anticipated top ten selection and subsequent picks. Conor has done a great job with his…Read More
Papelbon’s Return To Fenway Is A Watershed Moment
As the Red Sox and Phillies get down to business for some inter-league play, former Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon returns to Fenway Park for the first since his post 2011 season departure for greener…Read More
Shipping Back Up to Boston: Could Papelbon Solve Bullpen Woes?
As Paul Prims wrote here, the Sox bullpen is in a state of flux: filled with injury, inexperience and inconsistency. What had once been arguably the Red Sox’ biggest strength now looked like the weak…Read More
Cook’s Pitching Recipe Barely At a Simmer
After a third straight subpar outing, a 7-5 loss to the Tigers in which he gave up six runs over 4 2/3 innings, the obvious question is “What’s wrong with Aaron Cook?” The equally obvious…Read More
You’re Ben Cherington, the season is in your hands… and the little voice says: “some situations require a change…”
You’re Ben Cherington and you’ve got the ball. You always wanted to be the guy on the mound with the entire season on the line. You got what you wished for: to be the one who makes the choice…Read More
2012 All-Stars vs. 1962 All-Stars–Close Call
Are the 2012 All-Stars as good as the 1962 All-Stars? My memories of 63 years say “no,”…Read More
Bard Back to the Pen
Today Daniel Bard announced that he’s decided that he should go back to the bullpen and the team…Read More
Old Faces, New Places: An Update On 2011 Red Sox Alumni
The 2011-2012 offseason was a big one for the Red Sox. Several players came and went, and many of those…Read More
Ten Things we have Learned about Red Sox so far.
With the second month of the season coming to a close. I thought I would look back at the ten things…Read More
Red Sox Series 6 Pack: Philadelphia Phillies
It’s time once again for the ever annoying inter-league play and the first stop in the National…Read More
Is Daniel Bard Being Selfish Over Starting for Red Sox
The transition seemed natural. With Jonathan Papelbon gone, Daniel Bard would take over the closing…Read More
Six Games In, 5 Biggest Concerns For Red Sox
After the Red Sox completely sank the playoff ship in September of 2011, expectations for a fast start…Read More
Love Him Or Hate Him, The Red Sox Will Miss Jonathan Papelbon
In the fall of 2011-after a historic collapse- the Red Sox and their fans added a new personality to…Read More
Papelbon’s Mouth Is As Big As His Ego. Fires a Shot at Red Sox Fans
Every Red Sox fan knows that Jonathan Papelbon is one of the greatest closers in the game today. His…Read More
Papelbon Feels the Sting From Red Sox Nation
It became one of the most recognized entrance songs in all of baseball. The speakers at Fenway Park…Read More
Who is “The Bard of The Pen’s” Biggest Promoter?
“I think Daniel has a phenomenal career ahead of him, and in my opinion, there’s no reason why…Read More
Do the Red Sox have the “AH” Factor?
The official start of spring training is two days away and the excitement of a new season starts to build. …Read More
Will The Pen Bard transition to starter? pitching coach McClure’s sure!
To all the citizens of Red Sox Nation, who worry about whether Daniel, The Pen Bard, can step up to…Read More
MLB expert ranks Sox Hitting and Pitching
It’s Pre-Season Ranking Time and we citizens of Red Sox Nation are interested to know if our…Read More
Why Can’t the Red Sox Be the Best Team in Baseball Again
From May through August of last season the Boston Red Sox were the best team in baseball. They…Read More




















