By Ian Browne Mike Napoli gave the Red Sox their second walk-off hit in three days, drilling an RBI double off the Green Monster in the ninth inning to cap Monday’s 3-2 win over the Rays.
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By Ian Browne Unlike some previous right-handed sluggers who were acquired because they could be good fits for Fenway Park, Mike Napoli is not a dead pull hitter. …read more
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By Paul Hagen It was easy for manager Joe Maddon on Monday to imagine highly touted prospect Wil Myers trotting onto the field to play against the Red Sox at Fenway Park, and not just because the Rays were, in fact, playing the Sox and Myers started in right field at JetBlue Park, with its replica Green Monster looming in left. …read more
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By Evan Drellich With the offseason quickly fading, the Red Sox have brought in outfielders Jonny Gomes and Shane Victorino to replace Carl Crawford and Cody Ross. Victorino should play every day in right, but that’s not the case for Gomes in front of the Green Monster, leaving in-house options Ryan Kalish and Daniel Nava with a real opportunity heading into Spring Training.
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