Travis Lazarczyk

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Apr. 8—You could see your breath Tuesday night at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. You're not supposed to see your breath at a baseball game. At a Nordic ski race, sure, or next door at Troubh Ice Arena. But at 6:01 p.m., with snow flurries falling around him, Yordanny Monegro of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, threw the first pitch of the game to RJ Schreck of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. It was 35 degrees. The 12 mile per hour wind made it feel like 30.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Travis Lazarczyk

Apr. 7—David Sandlin is eager for the 2025 season to unfold. A starting pitcher for the Portland Sea Dogs, Sandlin sees the talent around him in Portland's starting rotation and can't help but get excited. "We've got a really deep organization. It's going to be a lot of fun. A lot of new names, too, that people are going to fall in love with," Sandlin said. AdvertisementAfter years of failing to develop starting pitchers, the Red Sox are on the upswing.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Travis Lazarczyk

Apr. 5—A quiz. The Password is:A) a classic game show on which B-list celebrities hammed it up with the contestants;B) what you forgot that gets you locked out of your Netflix account;C) the center fielder for the Portland Sea Dogs and one of the top prospects in the Boston Red Sox organization. AdvertisementThe correct answer is of course, D) all of the above, but in Maine and Red Sox Nation this summer, the answer that really matters is C.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Travis Lazarczyk

Apr. 4—The home run derby the New York Yankees put on against the Milwaukee Brewers last Saturday attracted attention from all corners of baseball, including in the Portland Sea Dogs clubhouse. It wasn't that the Yankees bashed a lot of balls out of the park. After all, their home ballpark, Yankee Stadium, is known as one of the best hitting parks in the major leagues. But it was how they did it, using a new style of bat that has hitters at all levels of baseball thinking of the long ball.