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Red Sox beat writer, MassLive.com. Co-host, Fenway Rundown podcast. Last name still rhymes with pillow. And Go Heels.
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Red Sox have roster decision pending; ‘Still working through this’ Original

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By Christopher Smith , Chris Cotillo 
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
BOSTON — The Red Sox must decide by Wednesday whether to select reliever Tommy Kahnle to their roster. Kahnle’s minor league contract with Boston included an opt-out clause that was triggered Monday, giving the Red Sox 48 hours to decide. The Sox are “still working through this,” according to a source. They have not made a decision either way.
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Red Sox pivoted to run prevention model with two big rotation additions; is it working? Original

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By Chris Cotillo 
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
CLEVELAND — A bumpy Red Sox offseason didn’t include the expected return of Alex Bregman, a blockbuster trade for Ketel Marte or a big offensive signing like Pete Alonso. Instead, Craig Breslow hitched his wagon to two veteran starting pitchers with unusual first names — and made big commitments to get them. Breslow traded for Sonny Gray in November and signed Ranger Suarez in January.
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Red Sox outfielder had instant redemption in mind after he ‘completely lost’ easy fly ball in sky Original

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By Chris Cotillo 
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
CLEVELAND — When Masataka Yoshida stepped to the plate in the seventh inning Sunday, he tried not to make the moment bigger than any other bases-loaded, two-out situation would be late in a tie game. He knew, however, that his at-bat meant a little more this time around. Just two innings prior, Yoshida — making a rare start in left field — lost a lazy fly ball off the bat of José Ramírez and the miscue led to two runs to let the Guardians take a 4-3 lead.
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