Jason Varitek has increased presence for Boston Red Sox in new coaching role: 'He will manage in the big leagues,' Alex Cora says
Varitek was promoted to a full-time coaching role over the winter.
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Varitek was promoted to a full-time coaching role over the winter.
A collection of news and notes from the first day of spring training.
Ron Roenicke, former Boston Red Sox manager, joins Dodgers as special assistant (report) Updated Feb 17, 2021; Posted Feb 17, 2021 Ron Roenicke speaks after being named interim manager of the Boston Red Sox baseball team Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020, in Fort Myers, Fla. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)AP Facebook Share Former Red Sox manager Ron Roenicke has joined the Dodgers as a special assistant, according to a report from Tara Sullivan of the Boston Globe. Roenicke is in Arizona for spring training and will work “in many different areas” throughout the season. Roenicke is very familiar with the ...
Pitchers and catchers report. Spring training signals that winter and cold weather soon will be gone, and ahead are sunshine, warmth, hope, grass as green as a highway sign and road trips to and across Florida and Arizona. It means school will be out before long, summer vacations will commence and the wonderful rhythm of a baseball season will begin. And yet, right now, it doesn't feel right. It doesn't feel like spring training. Mostly because of COVID-19, which makes many inside and outside the sport wonder whether we should even be starting spring training until life is safer, until more v...
Pitchers and catchers report. Spring training signals that winter and cold weather soon will be gone, and ahead are sunshine, warmth, hope, grass as green as a highway sign and road trips to and across Florida and Arizona. It means school will be out before long, summer vacations will commence and the wonderful rhythm of a baseball season will begin. And yet, right now, it doesn't feel right. It doesn't feel like spring training. Mostly because of COVID-19, which makes many inside and outside the sport wonder whether we should even be starting spring training until life is safer, until more v...