By Ian Browne A day after an agonizing loss, one that perhaps could have been prevented if home-plate umpire Jerry Meals had made the correct call on Daniel Nava, Red Sox manager John Farrell was matter of fact in his belief that expanded instant replay could be very beneficial for the game. …read more
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By Jason Mastrodonato It took a 39-minute rain delay for the Red Sox to finally string a few hits together against the Rays on Monday night. They had the tying run at third base in Daniel Nava. There was a fly ball hit to left field off the bat of Brandon Snyder. And Nava appeared to beat Sam Fuld’s throw to home. …read more
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By Ian Browne Trailing by one in the eighth inning, Daniel Nava roped a three-run homer in the Boston bullpen as the Red Sox capped off an emotional Saturday at Fenway Park with a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Royals.
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By Jason Mastrodonato When it comes to overall productivity at the plate, outfielder Daniel Nava may be the best on the Red Sox right now. Against lefties, against righties, manager John Farrell wants the switch-hitting Nava in the lineup.