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Articles

NESN Honored With Four New England Emmy Awards

2 weeks ago | nesn.com | Adam London

NESN, New England’s premier sports network, was honored with four regional Emmy Awards, including one in partnership with The Boston Globe, and earned 19 nominations across 16 categories. The wins came on the heels of NESN being named Regional Sports Network of the Year by Cynopsis on June 5.
Red Sox Vs. Angels Lineups: Marcelo Mayer Returns, Trevor Story Sits

3 weeks ago | nesn.com | Adam London

The Red Sox and the Angels will wrap up their three-game series Wednesday afternoon at Fenway Park. After sitting out the first two contests of the set, Marcelo Mayer will be back in Boston’s starting nine for the finale. The 22-year-old will share an infield with David Hamilton, fellow rookie Kristian Campbell and Abraham Toro, who returns to first base after manning the hot corner Monday and Tuesday. That quartet will play behind Lucas Giolito, who’s in search of his second win of the season.
Red Sox Vs. Angels Lineups: Marcelo Mayer, Carlos Narváez Sit

3 weeks ago | nesn.com | Adam London

The Red Sox and the Angels will play the middle contest of their three-game series Tuesday night at Fenway Park. Alex Cora will roll out a lineup very similar to the starting nine used Monday when Boston nearly erased a six-run deficit against Los Angeles. The only swap will be Connor Wong replacing Carlos Narváez behind the dish, which means Marcelo Mayer will sit out a second consecutive game after playing eight straight upon his promotion to the big leagues.
Red Sox Vs. Brewers Lineups: Marcelo Mayer Bats Cleanup In Finale

1 month ago | nesn.com | Adam London

The Red Sox and the Brewers will wrap up their three-game series Wednesday afternoon at American Family Field. Marcelo Mayer will experience another big league first in the matinee matchup. After batting sixth in each of his first four games with Boston, the 22-year-old will bat cleanup in the finale in Milwaukee. It was a deserved elevation for Mayer, who collected a combined five hits in his last three games.
How Alex Cora Addressed Marcelo Mayer's Costly Baserunning Error

1 month ago | nesn.com | Adam London

As a first-week big leaguer, it only was a matter of time before top Red Sox prospect Marcelo Mayer made a mistake on the diamond. That mental lapse arrived Tuesday night, and it proved to be very costly in yet another frustrating Boston loss. Mayer was the only Red Sox player to log multiple hits in the visitors’ middle game against the Brewers. The first knock was logged in the fifth inning when the 22-year-old led off the frame with a double in a 0-0 ballgame.
Roman Anthony Call-Up? Red Sox Insider Shares Massive Take

1 month ago | nesn.com | Adam London

It might not be much longer until the Red Sox’s “big three” prospects are reunited in Boston. Kristian Campbell, of course, cracked Alex Cora’s Opening Day roster, and Marcelo Mayer was called up to the big leagues last Saturday. While Mayer certainly earned his promotion, it also was made in part because Alex Bregman went down with a “severe” quad injury. If you ask MassLive’s Chris Cotillo, Roman Anthony’s eventual call-up will be far less about depth and much more about trying to find a spark.
Red Sox Veteran Presents Harsh Reality As Struggles Mount

1 month ago | nesn.com | Adam London

Rob Refsnyder has been around the big leagues long enough to know the Red Sox aren’t in a position to feel sorry for themselves. That isn’t to say any potential complaints coming out of Boston’s clubhouse wouldn’t be warranted. The Red Sox already have dealt with a slew of injuries to key players, and luck hasn’t been anywhere near Boston’s side.
Red Sox Legend Suggests How Boston Can Break Out Of Slump

1 month ago | nesn.com | Adam London

One of the best Red Sox hitters of all time believes Boston could serve itself well by getting back to basics. Wins have been hard to come by for the Red Sox, who saw their bats go pretty quiet last week. A 19-run run outburst last Friday might have distracted some from the fact that Boston scored three runs or less in six of its last eight games. One of those listless offensive performances was Monday when Alex Cora’s club squandered a quality start from ace Garrett Crochet in Milwaukee.
Red Sox Leader Bluntly Criticizes Club After Another One-Run Loss

1 month ago | nesn.com | Adam London

The Red Sox are starting to feel like a snake-bitten baseball team. On top of multiple injuries to key players, Boston seemingly hasn’t caught any lucky breaks. Monday’s 3-2 loss in Milwaukee marked the Red Sox’s 14th one-run loss of the season, and we haven’t even flipped the calendar to June yet. To put that troubling trend into more perspective, over 48% of Boston’s losses to date were by a single run.
Brad Marchand Pulled Wild Intermission Move In Panthers' Game 3 Win

1 month ago | nesn.com | Adam London

Brad Marchand took an unconventional path to fueling up Saturday night at Amerant Bank Arena. The pressure was on for the Panthers and the Hurricanes entering the third period of Eastern Conference finals Game 3, as Florida and Carolina were tied at 1-1 after two periods. But Marchand couldn’t have looked any less tense, as TNT cameras in the second intermission captured the former Boston Bruins captain diving into some kind of dessert.