
Ian Browne
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.
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1 week ago |
bvmsports.com | Ian Browne
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1 week ago |
mlb.com | Ian Browne
Mayer, de 22 años, fue subido entre los juegos de una doble cartelera el sábado después de que el estelar veterano Alex Bregman fuera colocado en la lista de lesionados de 10 días con una distensión grave en el cuádriceps derecho. Mayer no pudo encontrar las llaves de su auto, que han estado perdidas durante semanas, por lo que un empleado del clubhouse lo llevó de Triple-A Worcester al Fenway.
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1 week ago |
mlb.com | Ian Browne
And with his family on hand to watch him play in the Majors for the first time, Mayer came through with the first of what he hopes will be many career hits, a line single to the opposite field in left to lead off the bottom of the second inning of Sunday’s game against the Orioles. First baseman Emmanuel Rivera passed Mayer the baseball as he stood on first base. Mayer handed it to the batboy, who then tossed it into Red Sox equipment manager Tommy McLaughlin for safe keeping.
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1 week ago |
bvmsports.com | Ian Browne
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1 week ago |
bvmsports.com | Ian Browne
BOSTON -- The Red Sox and Orioles had planned on playing a split doubleheader on Friday, but Mother Nature had other ideas. After Boston routed Baltimore, 19-5, in Game 1, the scheduled second game was postponed due to an extended period of rain in the Fenway Park area. The clubs will instead play a day-night doubleheader on Saturday, beginning at 1:05 p.m. ET. Zach Eflin, who is 3-2, will start for the Orioles and Hunter Dobbins, 2-1, takes the hill for the home club.
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In Boston's fourth quest for a shutdown inning today, Criswell walks Trout to lead off top of the ninth.

This crazy game continues being crazy. A seeing-eye single by Devers ties it at 9.

The Red Sox have scored in three different innings. All three times, they've given at least one run right back.