Sean McAdam

Boston

Columnist/Supervising Reporter at MassLive.com

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Fenway Insider Live: Sean McAdam talks Netflix documentary and more

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam |Meredith Perri

MassLive’s Fenway Insider Sean McAdam will host a live mailbag Thursday highlighting the latest news about the Boston Red Sox. Throughout the mailbag, McAdam and MassLive reporter Lauren Campbell will discuss McAdam’s involvement in the documentary “The Clubhouse: A Year with the Boston Red Sox,” the team’s catching situation and more. Tune in every Thursday for a live mailbag with McAdam that’s exclusive to Fenway Insider subscribers.
Fenway Insider Live: Submit Boston Red Sox questions for Sean McAdam

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam |Meredith Perri

MassLive’s Fenway Insider Sean McAdam is back to answer questions about the Boston Red Sox as the team hosts the Toronto Blue Jays at Fenway Park. Join McAdam and MassLive reporter Lauren Campbell as they break down the latest news on Thursday, April 10, at 11 a.m.McAdam was heavily featured in the recently released Red Sox documentary on Netflix, The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox. He will also answer questions about his experience participating in the show.
Red Sox will place Connor Wong (broken finger) on IL

2 weeks ago | keenesentinel.com | Sean McAdam

BOSTON — The Red Sox had their share of injuries hit during spring training, with three projected starting pitchers sidelined before Opening Day even arrived. Now, the injury bug has struck again, less than two weeks into the start of the regular season. Catcher Connor Wong suffered a fracture in his left pinky finger when Toronto Blue Jays outfielder George Springer’s bat struck his hand on the follow-through to his swing in the top of the first inning.
Broken finger sends catcher Connor Wong to IL; Red Sox to promote Blake Sabol

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam

BOSTON — The Red Sox had their share of injuries hit during spring training, with three projected starting pitchers sidelined before Opening Day even arrived. Now, the injury bug has struck again, less than two weeks into the start of the regular season. Catcher Connor Wong suffered a fracture in his left pinky finger when Toronto Blue Jays outfielder George Springer’s bat struck his hand on the follow-through to his swing in the top of the first inning.
Red Sox reaction: On raw night, Red Sox bats left cold in loss to Toronto

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam

BOSTON — Rapid reaction from the Red Sox’ 6-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, which snapped Boston’s five-game winning streak. 1) You’ll recall that the Red Sox stumbled out of the gate when they couldn’t buy a hit with runners in scoring position. After leaving Texas, that issue was largely solved and over the weekend, the lineup looked unstoppable at times, totaling 36 runs in the three-game sweep of St. Louis.
Rafael Devers and Alex Bregman hint at what a formidable duo they could be for Red Sox

2 weeks ago | unionleader.com | Sean McAdam

IN FEBRUARY, the signing of free agent Alex Bregman set in motion a series of events that resulted in Rafael Devers being unhappily shifted to DH. Devers didn’t like the idea and said so at the time, but he never held Bregman responsible for the loss of his position. Now, 10 or so days into the season, the two are working together, with Devers in his customary second spot and Bregman providing right-handed balance right behind him in the No. 3 slot. Together, Sunday night, they proved unstoppable.
Red Sox catcher Connor Wong leaves game after first inning injury

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam

BOSTON — Red Sox catcher Connor Wong left Monday night’s game with the Toronto Blue Jays after suffering a contusion to his left hand. Wong was called for catcher’s interference in the top of the first inning when Blue Jays outfielder George Springer swing caught Wong’s catcher’s mitt, resulting in Springer being awarded first base. Wong was attended to by an athletic trainer and manager Alex Cora on the field, delaying play for several minutes.
Alex Cora lauds Jarren Duran’s candor in documentary, believes Red Sox outfielder will ‘save lives’

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam

BOSTON — Red Sox manager Alex Cora saluted Jarren Duran for his decision to discuss a past suicide attempt in a documentary set to be released on Netflix Tuesday. “Obviously, I was aware of it,” said Cora. “Since I learned about it, me as a person, I’ve given him support and love, just somebody he can talk to. That door was always open. The relationship has grown throughout the years. “Obviously, there were a lot of private conversations about the subject.
Roster moves: Red Sox call up righty who pitched for them in 2020 in bullpen shuffle

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam |Chris Cotillo

BOSTON — After a doubleheader taxed their bullpen for 9 ⅓ total innings, the Red Sox made some moves to re-shuffle the deck ahead of Monday’s series opener against the Blue Jays. Boston called up righty Robert Stock from Triple-A Worcester and optioned righty Cooper Criswell, according to a team announcement. Stock was not on the 40-man roster but will take the vacated spot of starter Quinn Priester, who was traded to Milwaukee earlier in the day.
Red Sox lineup: Kristian Campbell sits as Blue Jays arrive for first of four

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Sean McAdam

BOSTON — Winners of five straight, the Red Sox host the Toronto Blue Jays — weather permitting — Monday night as the first AL East opponent visits Fenway this season. The Sox, who swept a doubleheader from St. Louis, are off to a 3-0 start at home. They’ll begin this series without Kristian Campbell in the lineup. Campbell, who had started each of the first 10 games of the season, has Monday night off with David Hamilton getting the start at second base. Boston’s lineup is otherwise fairly standard.