August 17, 2009

Boston Red Sox Release Smoltz

John Smoltz has been released by the Boston Red Sox. The right-hander signed with the Red Sox last January after two decades with Atlanta, hoping he could recover from shoulder surgery. But he struggled. And after eight starts with the Red Sox, Smoltz was 2-5 with an 8.32 ERA.


August 07, 2009

Boston Red Sox Cut Ineffective John Smoltz

The Boston Red Sox have cut struggling pitcher John Smoltz. Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein delivered the news to Smoltz on Friday. The 42-year-old righty was designated for assignment, meaning Boston has 10 days to trade or release him.


July 31, 2009

Atlanta Braves Send Casey Kotchman To Boston For Adam Laroche

Adam LaRoche is headed back to the Atlanta Braves, and Casey Kotchman is returning to the American League. In an exchange of first basemen, the Braves sent LaRoche to the Boston Red Sox for Kotchman and cash before Friday’s 4 p.m. deadline to make trades without waivers.


June 10, 2009

Boston Red Sox Select Augusta State’s Shannon Wilkerson In 8th Round of MLB Draft

Augusta State junior outfielder Shannon Wilkerson was selected by the Boston Red Sox in the eighth round of Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft Wednesday afternoon.


May 22, 2009

John Smoltz Sharp In Rehab Start At Augusta’s Lake Olmstead Stadium

John Smoltz took a big step in his return form shoulder surgery, throwing three scoreless innings in his first rehabilitation outing, thursday night, as his Greenville Drive took on the Augusa GreenJackets. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop was at the game and has more.


May 21, 2009

John Smoltz Sharp In Rehab Start At Augusta’s Lake Olmstead Stadium

John Smoltz took a big step in his return form shoulder surgery, throwing three scoreless innings in his first rehabilitation outing, thursday night, as his Greenville Drive took on the Augusa GreenJackets. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop was at the game and has more.


May 08, 2009

Former Red Sox Great Dom DiMaggio Dies At 92

Dominic DiMaggio, a seven-time All Star who still holds the record for the longest consecutive game hitting streak in Boston Red Sox history, has died at his Massachusetts home. He was 92. DiMaggio died at about about 1 a.m. on Friday, according to his wife, Emily.


January 13, 2009

John Smoltz Introduced to Red Sox

The Boston Red Sox have officially announced the
signing of veteran righthander John Smoltz, who joins the team
after major offseason shoulder surgery.

Boston Red Sox Officially Announce John Smoltz Signing

The Boston Red Sox have officially announced the signing of veteran righthander John Smoltz, who joins the team after major offseason shoulder surgery.


January 08, 2009

AP Source: John Smoltz Agrees To Deal With Boston Red Sox

John Smoltz has reached a preliminary agreement on a contract with the Boston Red Sox, a stunning end to his long career with the Atlanta Braves

REPORT:  Smoltz To Sign With Red Sox

According to numerous media reports late Wednesday night, John Smoltz’s career in Atlanta will end on Thursday. 


November 18, 2008

Red Sox 2B Dustin Pedroia Wins AL MVP Award

A year after being named American League rookie of the year, Boston’s Dustin Pedroia is the winner of the American League Most Valuable Player award. The Red Sox infielder got 16 of the 28 first-place votes from the baseball writers and easily beat out Minnesota slugger Justin Morneau.


November 02, 2008

Boston Red Sox Spring Training To Stay In Fort Myers For 30 More Years

Boston will keep its spring training home in the Fort Myers area for 30 more years after signing an agreement with Lee County, Florida.


October 20, 2008

ALCS: Tampa Bay Rays 3, Boston Red Sox 1 (Tampa Bay Rays Win Series 4-3)

The Tampa Bay Rays are going to the World Series for the first time in their 11-year history. The Rays rode a clutch pitching effort by Matt Garza in a 3-1 win over Boston that earned them the American League pennant. The Rays won the ALCS in seven games after holding a 3-1 lead before Boston made it interesting.


October 16, 2008

Small Fire Burns Famous Fenway Park Landmark

The Boston Red Sox’s season isn’t quite up in flames, but a small fire at a landmark near Fenway Park can’t be a good omen. The fire Wednesday blackened some panels on the red, white and blue Citgo sign over Fenway’s Green Monster in left field.

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