Twenty years ago today, Dustin Pedroia made his major league debut in Anaheim. It was a big moment for Red Sox Nation. The transition from the 2003-2005 Red Sox teams was happening and they were calling up a player who would define the next decade of Boston baseball.
The Boston Red Sox lost one team legend from the coaching staff this season and it doesn't sound like another is going to be joining the franchise in the near future.
It’s March. And that means baseball is almost back. MLB The Show 26 is just weeks away, with early access beginning March 13 and the full release on March 17.
How many of the 36 players to reach the 35-home run and 100-RBI milestones in the same season at least five different times can you name in five minutes?
The Boston Red Sox trading for a 5-foot-7 infielder almost immediately invoked a widespread comparison. Back in his playing days, Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia was listed at 5-foot-8, but no one believed he was even that tall.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The recent talk about Dustin Pedroia on the Hall of Fame ballot has only further increased my desire for a capable, reliable Red Sox infield. We’ve seen it before, and we could get there again.
Good morning! The Baseball Hall of Fame will have two new members in a few months, as Carlos Beltran and Andruw Jones were officially elected yesterday.
No former Boston Red Sox players made it to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2026, but there were still some positive developments. Three ex-Red Sox were on the ballot, and two of the three fell off, which most would have predicted based on their situations.
The 2026 MLB Hall of Fame class has been finalized. Legends Carlos Beltran and Andrew Jones have been inducted into the 2026 Hall of Fame after remarkable careers with many different organizations.
On Sunday, the Veteran’s Committee voted to induct second baseman Jeff Kent into the Baseball Hall of Fame in July 2026. Across 2,298 games, Kent slashed .290/.356/.500 with a 123 wRC+ and the all-time record for home runs at second base with 377.
The Major League Baseball Draft is all about value, and the Boston Red Sox know that well. Some of Boston's biggest draft successes came outside the first round.
The Boston Red Sox have had two American League Most Valuable Players since the year 2000, and fans miss both of them desperately. In 2008, it was second baseman Dustin Pedroia, who played the game as hard as anyone in baseball history.
Dustin Pedroia was around Reds camp on Monday and he introduced himself and his kids to Elly De La Cruz. Pedroia played for the Boston Red Sox under Terry Francona from 2006 to 2011 and remains one of Francona’s all-time favorite players.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum announced the next class of Hall of Famers on Tuesday and unfortunately former Boston Red Sox star Dustin Pedroia didn't make the cut.
Boston Red Sox’s two-time World Series champion second baseman Dustin Pedroia was named to Cooperstown’s Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, but will the four-time All-Star receive enough votes to get in?
In total, Pedroia ends his historic career with three World Series titles, four Gold Gloves, four All-Star appearances, one Silver Slugger award, one MVP award and a Wilson Defensive Player of the Year award.
As we come down the stretch of the 2019 season, it's inevitable that some players in MLB are reaching their final days in baseball. These 10 players could be wrapping up their careers this fall.