Conor Roche

6 days ago | boston.com | Conor Roche

Kristian Campbell’s promising start to his MLB career turned into prolonged struggles at the plate and on the field over the last couple of months, prompting the Red Sox to demote him to Triple-A on Thursday. But the Red Sox remain optimistic that Campbell, who entered the season as one of the top prospects in baseball, will have a successful MLB career. For now, though, Alex Cora and the team want to see him work on his game away from the bright lights of the majors.

6 days ago | boston.com | Conor Roche

In the days between Rafael Devers’s trade from the Red Sox on Sunday to his first game against his former team on Friday, several reports emerged detailing how the split happened. Most of the reports indicated that Devers’s relationship with the Red Sox broke down after the team asked him to move positions on multiple occasions, and his failure to comply willingly.

6 days ago | boston.com | Conor Roche

There was some tension in Friday’s Red Sox-Giants game, but it didn’t involve Rafael Devers in his first game against his former team. After the Red Sox recorded the final out in their 7-5 win, closer Aroldis Chapman and Giants first baseman Wilmer Flores exchanged words, causing the benches to clear. It appeared that Chapman had said something to Flores as the Giants’ hitter ran down the first base line after popping out to Red Sox’ first baseman Abraham Toro for the game’s final out.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Conor Roche

The New England Patriots’ offseason program is in the books. Mandatory minicamp came and went last week, allowing media the opportunity to get a look at what this team might look like in 2025 as Mike Vrabel begins his tenure as head coach. As we get a sense at how certain positions might look, let’s take a look at three underrated sleepers on the Patriots’ roster who could break out in 2025. DE Keion WhiteWhite seems like the most obvious player to be a potential breakout candidate in 2025.

1 week ago | clutchpoints.com | Conor Roche |Nish Patel

The New England Patriots' offseason program is in the books. Mandatory minicamp came and went last week, allowing media the opportunity to get a look at what this team might look like in 2025 as Mike Vrabel begins his tenure as head coach. As we get a sense at how certain positions might look, let's take a look at three underrated sleepers on the Patriots' roster who could break out in 2025. DE Keion WhiteWhite seems like the most obvious player to be a potential breakout candidate in 2025.