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Red Sox Throwdown: Masataka Yoshida Vs. Pete Runnels - Vimarsana News

Red Sox Throwdown: Masataka Yoshida Vs. Pete Runnels

The Boston Red Sox had a two-time batting champion in Pete Runnels. Now, a look and a comparison to another possible batting champion in MLB as he was in Japan - Masataka Yoshida.

Boston Red Sox infield continues giving away outs - Vimarsana News

Boston Red Sox infield continues giving away outs

Defense is the key to winning in baseball with the combination of pitching and defensively producing outs. The Boston Red Sox must improve on both, and the infield defense is a problem.

This Date in Baseball - Ken Griffey Jr. 4th in MLB with 300 HRs for one team and 200 with another - Vimarsana News

This Date in Baseball - Ken Griffey Jr. 4th in MLB with 300 HRs for one team and 200 with another

May 22 1933 — Joe Sewell of the New York Yankees struck out for the first time this season, during a 3-0 win over Cleveland. Sewell would strike out only three more times in 524 at-bats. 1942 — Ted Williams is sworn into the U.S.

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Red Sox notebook: Boston to host Terry Francona, Guardians for three-game series - Vimarsana News

Red Sox notebook: Boston to host Terry Francona, Guardians for three-game series

The Cleveland Guardians and old friend Terry Francona come to town on Friday for a three-game set.

All-Star Game history: Looking back at Dodgers' previous hosting duties - Vimarsana News

All-Star Game history: Looking back at Dodgers' previous hosting duties

The Dodgers hosting the All-Star Game started in 1949 in Brooklyn, the first year Black players played in the game. They hosted in 1959 at the Coliseum in their second year in Los Angeles, then at Dodger Stadium in 1980, which among other things featured the debut of the Diamond Vision scoreboard in left field.