AUGUST 5, 2021•NESN.COM
Yairo Muñoz Sets Red Sox Triple-A Record With 26-Game Hitting StreakBoston Red Sox prospect Yairo Muñoz set the organization's Triple-A record by extending his hitting streak to 26 consecutive games Wednesday...
Willis proud of old pal Miggy's milestonesThe Tigers are enjoying the ride on Miguel Cabrera’s run to 500 home runs. On the other side of the country, Dontrelle Willis is enjoying it...
AUGUST 4, 2021•MLB.COM
Detroit Tigers' Eric Haase reflects on AL Rookie of the Month, mowing his lawnEric Haase became the first Detroit Tiger to win American League Rookie of the Month since Brennan Boesch in May and June 2010.
AUGUST 4, 2021•FREEP.COM
Bobby Dalbec - Sitting against righty againDalbec is out of the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Tigers.
ImpactDalbec drew six consecutive starts -- all against left-handed pitchers -- to close out last week, going 3-for-18 with a home run and a double over that stretch. With Boston opening the current week with a pair of matchups versus right-handed pitching (Wily Peralta and Casey Mize), the right-handed-hitting Dalbec has been stuck on the bench. Dalbec looks set to fill a short-side platoon role at first base with either Franchy Cordero or Marwin Gonzalez.
AUGUST 4, 2021•ROTOWIRE
Don't call him the closer, but Tigers' Gregory Soto continues to light up the radar gunGregory Soto became the fifth pitcher in the Major Leagues to threw at last 10 100-mph heaters in one outing. He did it in four batters Tues...
AUGUST 4, 2021•DETROITNEWS.COM
Darwinzon Hernandez - MRI comes back cleanHernandez underwent an MRI recently that confirmed his initial diagnosis of a right oblique strain, Chris Cotillo of The Springfield Republican reports.
ImpactManager Alex Cora said Tuesday that Hernandez was feeling worse than when he went on the injured list Saturday, but the results of his examinations revealed good news. The southpaw's pain will have to subside before he's cleared to resume throwing, and a timetable for his return hasn't yet been established.
AUGUST 4, 2021•ROTOWIRE
Jerry Remy Steps Away From NESN Red Sox Booth For Cancer TreatmentNESN Boston Red Sox broadcast Jerry Remy will step away indefinitely as he receives treatment on his cancer.
AUGUST 4, 2021•NESN.COM
