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2019 Season Review: Eduardo Rodriguez

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by Chris Gionta - November 7, 2019November 7, 2019 0193

In a bleak 2019 season for the Red Sox headlined by underwhelming pitching, Eduardo Rodriguez was a pleasantly surprising diamond in the rough. With Chris Sale and David Price in the starting rotation, no one envisioned the Venezuelan lefty to be the best on the staff. Yet, he finally achieved

Red Sox Offense Takes Advantage of Weak Tigers Pitching Staff as They Win 9-6

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by Chris Gionta - July 6, 2019July 6, 2019 0134

(Featured image courtesy of Zimbio.com (Oct. 27, 2018 - Source: Harry How/Getty Images North America)) The Tigers did not bring out their best sharpest tool in their shed when putting LHP Ryan Carpenter on the mound. His Major League ERA for the year was 8.82 through 32.2 innings entering the game.

Red Sox Walk Off as Winners 6-5

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by Danny Barletta - June 25, 2019 0147

The Red Sox beat the White Sox in come-from behind, walk-off fashion on Monday night. Featured image courtesy of Zimbio.com (Oct. 25, 2018 - Source: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images North America) When Marco Hernandez beat out a ground ball to shortstop with with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth inning, it

Alex Cora Announces Rick Porcello, Eduardo Rodriguez Will Pitch in London

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by Dave Latham - June 21, 2019 0217

After staying quiet regarding the starting rotation, Red Sox manager Alex Cora finally announced who will start in Boston’s two-game London series against the New York Yankees. According to the second-year manager, Rick Porcello will pitch the first game while Eduardo Rodriguez will take the mound in the series finale. Rick

God Bless Tanking

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by Chris Gionta - June 15, 2019June 15, 2019 0169

Image courtesy of Zimbio.com (July 24, 2018 - Source: Patrick Smith/Getty Images North America)

In a rare case, Eduardo Rodriguez was facing someone who was having a worse 2019 than him. Orioles starter, Luis Ortiz, was making his first Major League start of 2019, and the second Major League start of his career. In the minors this year, he had a 7.01 ERA and

Red Sox rout Mariners 14-1

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by Perry Dominici - May 11, 2019 0184

Boston bats stay hot as Rodriguez silences the Mariners Photo via boston.com (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer) For the first time in 2019, the Red Sox are above .500. Everybody hit against the Mariners Friday night as the Red Sox put 14 runs on the board. Eduardo Rodriguez pitched another excellent game as the

Red Sox Beat Tigers in Blowout Fashion

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by Danny Barletta - April 25, 2019April 25, 2019 0159

The Red Sox offense explodes for 11 runs to pick up their 10th win of the year. Featured Photo courtesy of Zimbio.com (Oct. 22, 2018 - Source: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images North America) For the first time this season, the Red Sox scored double-digit runs, and while most of that was thanks to the Tigers

Should Boston be more worried about the rotation than the bullpen?

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by Julian Bryant - April 1, 2019 0190

Four games down, 158 more to go. Entering April, Domingo Santana leads MLB in RBIs, Corbin Burnes has more strikeouts than anybody not named Max Scherzer, and Pablo Sandoval has already committed 2 errors in his lone start thus far (I couldn’t resist). Perhaps the most surprising outcome from MLB’s

Red Sox fall just short in loss to Mariners

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by Perry Dominici - March 31, 2019 0160

Pitching woes continue as Red Sox fall to 1-2 Image via the Boston Herald (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson) After another bad starting pitcher performance for the Red Sox, the offense nearly led another comeback in the top of the ninth in Seattle. The rally came up just short, as the Sox lost 5-6

Red Sox Beat Mets in Second Straight Win

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by Danny Barletta - March 4, 2019March 5, 2019 0160

The Red Sox had a convincing 9-3 win against the Mets on Monday. Featured Image courtesy of Zimbio.com (Oct. 22, 2018 - Source: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images North America) The Boston Red Sox hung a four spot in the second inning on Mets starter Steven Matz, and they never looked back

Boston Red Sox Players Likely to Improve In 2019

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by Dave Latham - February 11, 2019February 11, 2019 0151

All the talk entering Spring Training is about how the 2019 Boston Red Sox will not be as good as their 2018 counterparts. That’s probably true, as 2018 was a once-in-a-lifetime display of dominance by just about everyone on the team. While some players will certainly regress, there’s quite a

Eduardo Rodriguez: Boston Red Sox 2019 Preview

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by Dave Latham - January 26, 2019January 26, 2019 1158

Ever since debuting with the Boston Red Sox back in 2015, Eduardo Rodriguez has shown the makings of a top of the rotation ace. However, the former top prospect has battled through injury and inconsistency throughout his young career, as one expects from a younger player. Rodriguez enters his age-26