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The Red Sox looked like obvious trade deadline sellers for most of 2026. But, like in recent years, they’ve gone on a pre-All-Star Break winning streak, putting themselves back in the American League Wild Card conversation and complicating...
Not much has changed for the Red Sox offense since Craig Breslow fired Alex Cora and his coaching staff.
Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy has made lineup changes to try to shake things up. Nothing has really worked well.
One thing that...
The Boston Red Sox must separate what Jarren Duran can do offensively from what he’s actually doing.
Duran, like most of Boston’s lineup, has struggled so far in 2026. His early struggles were easy to blame on inconsistent playing time bec...
After a poor start to 2026, the Red Sox decided to fire Alex Cora and his coaches.
Boston last year, a good but flawed team, made the playoffs for the first time since 2021. They did so with a top-heavy rotation, bad defense, a lineup depe...
The Fenway Park Report is THE Voice of Reason for Red Sox Nation, providing clear, calm, grounded coverage for Red Sox fans who want a steadier, more level-headed way to follow the team.
What FPR is not
FPR is not sports radio. No forced...
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