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Reliever Zack Kelly makes Red Sox’ opening day roster for first time
Kelly made his big-league debut in last September. He had a 3.95 ERA in 13⅔ innings after his call up and holds a 2.70 ERA in 10 innings this spring.
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Red Sox can’t afford a rough start to this season, and other thoughts
With the Celtics and Bruins drawing major attention as they chase championships, a poor start could relegate the Red Sox to irrelevance.
Red Sox notebook
Yu Chang hasn’t played a game for the Red Sox this spring but is still likely to make the team
Chang was 7 of 16 with two homers and eight RBIs over four games for Taiwan in the World Baseball Classic and was named MVP of Pool A.
MLB NOTEBOOK
Yankees add Luis Severino to list of injured starting pitchers with low-grade lat strain
Severino off the mound along with Frankie Montas (shoulder) and Carlos Rodón (forearm). Jacob deGrom good to go for Rangers on Opening Day. Jeter Downs and Josh Taylor cut from camps.
spring training report
Saturday’s spring training report: Red Sox Opening Day starter Corey Kluber goes four innings in final tuneup
A Red Sox lineup of Triple A players was held to four hits by six Rays pitchers.
Peter Abraham I On baseball
Legal sports gambling is a huge business opportunity for baseball, but should it also be a concern?
Are we to believe that all of the roughly 1,200 players signed to major league contracts at any one time will resist the urge to bet?
Peter Abraham | Sunday baseball notes
Classic moments and rabid fans ensure the World Baseball Classic will continue to grow
The television ratings were astronomical in Asia and Latin America and baseball teams from places such as Great Britain, the Czech Republic, Israel, and Italy received more attention than ever.
2023 baseball preview
Peter Abraham: For an unpredictable Red Sox team, let’s call it 86 wins and in contention for a playoff spot
The Red Sox have had a knack for doing the unexpected in recent seasons, and that trend will continue this year.