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Jarren Duran provides a spark, but Red Sox offense still quiet in 4-2 loss to White Sox

BOSTON — Looking for a jolt of energy, the Red Sox reached into their farm system and pulled up Jarren Duran to bat leadoff in a new series against the White Sox on Friday night.

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Second straight strong start by Velasquez paces White Sox past Red Sox

Robert drives in pair with homer as White Sox extend winning streak to four games

Chicago Sun-Times

How Concerned Should We Be About These Sluggish Starts?

Joey Votto, Max Muncy and the Braves’ outfielders are among the players we’re evaluating with the SI MLB Panic Meter.

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SI:AM | Who, What and How to Watch as the WNBA Season Begins

Is this the year that the Sun finally get over the hump?

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Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Week 5 Pickups

If these players are available in your league, they can add value.

Sports Illustrated

The Day ‘Shotime’ Came to Fenway Park

Every aspect of the two-way player’s boundless talents were on display as he dominated the Red Sox both on the mound and at the plate.

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Jason Benetti, baseball want Peacock’s package of games worth waking up for

Benetti is the voice of “MLB Sunday Leadoff,” the NBC-produced package of 18 games that will appear on the network’s streaming service, Peacock. The slate begins Sunday, with the White Sox visiting the Red Sox, the one game that will be simulcast on NBC.

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Jared Walsh, Taylor Ward provide big hits late to propel Angels past Red Sox

BOSTON — Although the Angels don’t often let Jared Walsh face left-handed pitchers, he’s had some of his biggest moments in the big leagues against lefties.

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Michael Wacha dominant again as Red Sox shut out Angels, 4-0

BOSTON — Among the surprises of the first month of the Red Sox season, the absence of their offense ranks at the top. But the emergence of Michael Wacha as one of their best starters isn’t far behind.

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The Biggest Surprises of the 2022 MLB Season So Far

The Dodgers’ pitching staff is historically great. Attendance is better than expected. Both Sox can’t hit.

Sports Illustrated

After lengthy rain delay and strong start from Jordan Lyles, Orioles’ bats break out in series-clinching 9-5 win over Red Sox

BALTIMORE — Between the start and finish of the sixth inning Sunday against the Boston Red Sox, more than two hours had transpired. It had begun with a thunderous solo shot from second baseman Rougned Odor and continued with a lengthy rain delay. But when the Orioles retook the field…

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This You Gotta See: White Sox and Cubs get it on, and it’s open season for champion Sky

Even when our baseball teams are losing, these head-to-head meetings hit the spot.

Chicago Sun-Times

Errant throw on bunt attempt gives Orioles walk-off win over Red Sox, 2-1, in 10 innings

BALTIMORE — A wayward throw from Boston Red Sox reliever Hirokazu Sawamura on Orioles catcher Robinson Chirinos’ bunt attempt allowed Jorge Mateo to score easily and give Baltimore a 2-1 walk-off victory Saturday at Camden Yards.

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Red Sox end home run drought, hold on in ninth for 3-1 victory over Orioles

If there was ever a must-win series in April, this weekend would qualify for the Red Sox.

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The Conversation

New Englanders support more offshore wind power – just don’t send it to New York

In Rhode Island, home to the first offshore wind farm in the U.S., most people support expanding offshore wind power – with one important caveat.

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Red Sox look lifeless behind Garrett Whitlock in 1-0 loss to Blue Jays

It was the wrong day to start Garrett Whitlock.

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Xander Bogaerts records four hits as Red Sox snap four-game losing streak

Alex Cora returned, and the Red Sox got back in the win column.

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Red Sox blow three-run lead in ninth, suffer heartbreaking loss to Blue Jays

It’s still early in the season, but painful losses are starting to pile up for the Red Sox.

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Baseball reacts to release of letter that outlined Yankees' sign-stealing methods in 2015 and 2016

NEW YORK — After years of speculation and failed legal arguments, the “Yankees letter” became public before Tuesday’s games began. It confirms that the Yankees’ players used the video replay room to steal signs and decode pitch sequences in 2015 and 2016 and tried to use runners on second base…

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Yankees Letter Reveals Past Fine for Sign-Stealing Methods

The fine for using the dugout phone to help relay signs was not been previously reported.

Tribune News Service

Infamous ‘Yankee Letter’ finally published

NEW YORK — After years of legal wrangling, the infamous Yankee Letter from Rob Manfred to Brian Cashman is now public, with a few redactions. Much of the text of the letter was published by SNY on Tuesday, after the Yankees lost a court ruling aiming to keep it sealed.…

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Bobby Dalbec’s defensive mistake, questionable pitching changes cost Red Sox in 6-2 loss to Blue Jays

It only took one day in Toronto for Tanner Houck’s absence to be felt.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Red Sox pitcher Jake Diekman might have brilliantly baited the Rays into an out at home

Lucky or genius?

Tribune News Service

Red Sox wait too long to use Tanner Houck, lose to Rays, 5-2

The Sox lost two out of three and fell to 7-9 on the season. They’ve lost all three series against American League East teams so far, going 1-2 each against the Yankees, Blue Jays and Rays.

Tribune News Service

Rays lose no-hitter in 10th, then win game over Red Sox

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays lost a bid for a no-hitter in the 10th inning Saturday but won the game over the Red Sox, 3-2, on a two-run, walk-off homer by Kevin Kiermaier with two outs in the bottom of the inning.

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