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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 rookie thanks teammates for big plays after ‘gutty’ start: ‘It could have snowballed away pretty quick’ Original

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By Chris Cotillo Verified
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
BOSTON — At first, it looked like Jake Bennett’s nine-day break had been a bad idea. The rookie starter was tagged with hard hit after hard hit and appeared headed toward one of his worst outings of the season. Bennett’s first start since August 14 began with a one-out walk to Rafael Devers followed by three hard-hit singles by Giants hitters Willy Adames (100.6 mph), Bryce Eldridge (95.7 mph) and Victor Bericoto (97.7 mph) that gave San Francisco a 2-0 lead.
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Red Sox’ Chad Tracy outlines next steps for Roman Anthony, Trevor Story on road back from IL Original

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By Chris Cotillo Verified
| The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox Podcast
BOSTON — After the Red Sox beat the Giants, 5-4, to finish off a three-game sweep Sunday, interim manager Chad Tracy provided some updates on three injured players who should return to the roster soon. Outfielder Roman Anthony, who spent the week playing at Double-A Portland, will join Triple-A Worcester to continue his rehab assignment for an indefinite period, Tracy said. Shortstop Trevor Story and infielder Isiah Kiner-Falefa will return to Boston and be re-assessed Monday.
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How Red Sox roster will change with Roman Anthony, Trevor Story among reinforcements soon

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By Chris Cotillo Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
BOSTON — When the Red Sox fly to Miami to face the Marlins after Sunday's game at Fenway, their trio of rehabbers — Roman Anthony, Trevor Story and Isiah Kiner-Falefa — won't be joining them on the team charter. Still, interim manager Chad Tracy didn't rule out any of the three players joining the team early in the week, even leaving the door at least slightly open for someone to be activated Monday.
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