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Tanner Houck, who had worst outing by Red Sox pitcher in more than 60 years, nearly outdoes himself vs. Tigers
Boston Red Sox starter Tanner Houck made the wrong kind of franchise history on Monday night, surrendering 11 runs (all earned) against the Detroit Tigers (GameTracker). In the process, Houck became the first Red Sox pitcher since Major League Baseball was integrated to surrender 10 or more earned runs in multiple appearances during a single season.
When the Red Sox signed Alex Bregman for third base in the offseason, Devers moved to designated hitter. And when first ...
Wilyer Abreu’s latest home run against the Detroit Tigers on Monday helped the Boston Red Sox youngster achieve a feat only ...
Spotrac puts his market value at 12 years, $539 million. ESPN's Jeff Passan also recently had Tucker in his rarefied air of ...
According to Ken Rosenthal, signing Rafael Devers to a long-term extension was a direct result of the fan reaction to the ...
The switch-hitter, who has been helping out at first base, considered himself a middle infielder when drafted by the Rays in ...
Hill, 45, will enter his 21st season and play for his 14th team. The veteran pitcher had four separate stints with his ...
As an outfielder, Anthony faces a logjam for everyday playing time as Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, Wilyer Abreau and Rob ...
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