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⚾️ Content Producer, @MLB | ✍️ I write @JTANews' Jewish Sport Report newsletter
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Is move to leadoff spot behind Pederson's turnaround?

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By Jacob Gurvis 
| MLB (Major League Baseball)
This story was excerpted from Kennedi Landry’s Rangers Beat newsletter. MLB.com content producer Jacob Gurvis filled in for this edition. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. Joc Pederson will be the first to tell you that his 2025 season was bad. The veteran DH slashed .181/.285/.328 with a .613 OPS and nine home runs in 96 games in his first season with Texas.
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¿Y la magia del Fenway? Medias Rojas vuelven a Boston esperando mejorar en casa

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By Jacob Gurvis 
| MLB (Major League Baseball)
Para un estadio conocido cariñosamente como “El parque de pelota más querido de Estados Unidos”, parece que a los Medias Rojas no les ha gustado mucho jugar en el Fenway Park esta temporada.
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Fresh off sweep, Sox hoping to recapture Fenway magic -- and offense

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By Jacob Gurvis 
| MLB (Major League Baseball)
For a stadium affectionately known as “America’s Most Beloved Ballpark,” the Red Sox have seemingly not loved playing at Fenway Park this season. Entering Friday’s series opener against the Twins, the Sox ranked near the bottom of the sport in just about every offensive category at home: 27th in batting average (.223), 26th in OBP (.300), 29th in SLG (.329), 28th in OPS (.629) and 30th in home runs (11). With an 8-14 record at Fenway, Boston also has the fewest home wins in MLB.
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