Ian Browne

Fort Myers

Red Sox Beat Reporter at MLB

Supervising club reporter for https://t.co/oELixJpT8q, covering the Red Sox since 2002. Encyclopedic knowledge of 1980s Celtics. Love baseball, family.

Articles

Bregman (1st career 5-hit game) buoys Sox's offensive breakout

1 week ago | mlb.com | Ian Browne

TAMPA -- Sometimes you need to walk before you can run. How did Red Sox manager Alex Cora decompress after his team’s worst loss of the season on Monday night at the hands of the Rays? “I walked five [miles] today,” said Cora. “I didn’t run five. I walked five. That is the beauty of this sport, right? We can say whatever you want about yesterday and today you have to show up and play. Different pitchers, same teams.
Bregman (1st career 5-hit game) buoys Sox's offensive breakout

1 week ago | bvmsports.com | Ian Browne
Cora hace autocrítica en medio de un bache de Medias Rojas: 'Asumo la culpa'

1 week ago | mlb.com | Ian Browne

TAMPA -- Después de ver a su equipo disputar un partido poco competitivo por segunda vez en cuatro juegos en esta gira fuera de casa, además de perder por sexta vez en los últimos ocho encuentros, el manager de los Medias Rojas, el puertorriqueño Alex Cora, no se guardó nada tras la derrota del lunes por la noche 16-1 ante los Rays en el George M. Steinbrenner Field. “Parece que hubo un equipo [los Rays] que estaba preparado para el otro. El otro no estaba preparado para ellos”, comentó Cora.
'I'll take the blame'

1 week ago | bvmsports.com | Ian Browne
Cora looks inward amid rough stretch for Sox: 'I'll take the blame'

1 week ago | mlb.com | Ian Browne

TAMPA -- After seeing his team play a non-competitive game for the second time in four games on this road trip, not to mention losing for the sixth time in the last eight games, Red Sox manager Alex Cora didn’t hold back following Monday night’s 16-1 loss to the Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field. “It seems like there was a team [in the Rays] that was prepared for the other one. The other one wasn't prepared for them,” Cora said. “And that goes from the top all the way to the bottom.
These 3 pitchers on comeback trail close to joining Red Sox

1 week ago | mlb.com | Ian Browne

TAMPA -- The timeline for the return of three key Red Sox pitchers is coming into focus. Righty reliever Liam Hendriks is at last on the verge of pitching in a regular-season game for the first time since he joined the Red Sox on Feb. 20, 2024. The righty reliever will make the third appearance of his Minor League rehab assignment for Double-A Portland in Hartford, Conn., on Wednesday night and then likely be activated Friday when Boston opens its homestand against the White Sox.
This Red Sox prospect is living up to the projections

1 week ago | bvmsports.com | Ian Browne
This Red Sox prospect is living up to the projections

1 week ago | mlb.com | Ian Browne

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Resilient Red Sox cap homestand with walk-off win

1 week ago | bvmsports.com | Ian Browne
'Story'book ending: Clutch squibber gives Red Sox walk-off win

1 week ago | mlb.com | Ian Browne

BOSTON -- For Trevor Story, it was the sweetest groundout of his life. WIth a 51.5 mph exit velocity per Statcast, Story’s squibber was muffed by Blue Jays second baseman Andrés Giménez, who threw to first for an out that no longer mattered. Pinch-runner David Hamilton had already crossed home plate for a 4-3, 10-inning win by the Red Sox on Thursday at Fenway Park. Story’s teammates mobbed him as if he just put the ball into the Green Monster seats.