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Red Sox’s Daniel Nava Makes Amazing Diving Catch In 3rd Inning (Video)
Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell said Grady Sizemore was batting leadoff on Thursday night as an attempt to spark right fielder Daniel Nava
Although the Red Sox fell 4-1 to the New York Yankees in the series opener, Nava looked sharped both at the plate and defensively. He provided the Sox their solo run with a home run in the seventh inning, and he topped it off with an exceptional...
Grady Sizemore Leading Off Is Red Sox’s Attempt To Get Daniel Nava Going
NEW YORK — Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell switched up his lineup card for Thursday’s series opener against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Grady Sizemore was moved into the leadoff spot and shifted to left field.
There was a method to Farrell’s madness in both instances.
Sizemore, who has batted in the middle of the order for much of this season, batted leadoff...
Loss Of Middlebrooks And Victorino Taking Toll
Poor 'Nava'-GationWill Middlebrooks and Shane Victorino are disproportionately important to the success of the 2014 Sox. Middlebrooks was just starting to heat up as another right-handed power bat in the order (beyond Mike Napoli, PRONOUNCED: Na-POLE-ee). Victorino's right-field defense is essential (especially in Fenway) and he is also someone who can jump-start the...
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Daniel Nava Back In Leadoff Spot For Red Sox’s Home Opener At Fenway
Daniel Nava, who provided some Opening Day heroics last season, will return to the leadoff spot for Friday’s home opener at Fenway Park.
Nava led off the first two games of 2014 before sliding down into the six spot for Thursday’s series finale against the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards. Jonny Gomes led off Thursday.
The Red Sox’s outfield, which figures to feature several...
Could the Red Sox Extend Daniel Nava?
Nava could spend the rest of his career in Boston
The Red Sox have developed a recent trend of avoiding high-profile acquisitions, especially on the free agent market. Considering that the largest expenditures of the Ben Cherington era have been Mike Napoli and Shane Victorino, there have been significantly fewer resources devoted to signing established players. Consequently, the...
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March 12, 2014
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Daniel Nava On Potentially Batting Leadoff: ‘Not Going To Change My Approach’
Fort Myers, Fla. — Daniel Nava is open to batting leadoff, ninth or anywhere in between.
“If I am in the leadoff spot, I’ve been there before,” Nava said before the Boston Red Sox’s workout at JetBlue Park on Thursday. “…If they want me to do that, whatever they need.”
Nava doesn’t have the speed of a traditional leadoff hitter, much less the speed of Boston’s...
Boston Red Sox: Roster changes and outlook for 2014
The Boston Red Sox are heading into this season looking to accomplish a feat performed only three times in the history of Major League Baseball; that is, to win the world World Series in back-to-back years. Just like last year, the Red Sox lineup is a group of “grinders” with a range of personalities and talents that were able to transform the club from a 69-93 team of overpaid...
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February 11, 2014
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WATCH: Daniel Nava gets hit by a piece of his broken bat
A.B. Scary stuff for Red Sox outfielder, Daniel Nava, in the top of the 4th inning of 2013 World Series game 6. While connecting (for an out) on a pitch from Cardinals Ace, Adam Wainwright, Nava’s bat shattered (and exploded) with a large piece hitting Nava on the right side of his neck. Nava was seen in the Red Sox dugout between innings being looked at by trainers, but remained...
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October 28, 2013
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Daniel Nava's HR hits fan in head (Video)
Boston Red Sox outfielder Daniel Nava hit a home run that hit a fan in the head (possibly in the face) during the sixth inning of Wednesday night's 20-4 rout of the Detroit Tigers.
No word on the fan's condition, but we hope they are OK.
Watch the full video courtesy of MLB.com.
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September 05, 2013
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Blown call at home plate costs Red Sox a run and first place in AL East (Video)
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The Boston Red Sox were robbed of scoring the tying run during Monday night's game against the Tampa Bay Rays due to a blown call at home plate. The blown call made all the difference in the game and could end up deciding who wins the American League East division at the end of the season.
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July 30, 2013
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