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JACKIE BRADLEY RUMORS
Red Sox’s Faith In Jackie Bradley Jr. Understandable Despite Shaky 2014
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The jury is out on Jackie Bradley Jr.
Bradley’s stock is difficult to gauge following a season in which he struggled offensively yet was named an American League Gold Glove finalist. The Red Sox still have high hopes for the 24-year-old outfielder, though, which is completely understandable even as Boston sorts out its crowded...
Jackie Bradley Jr.’s Gold Glove Snub A Reminder Of Red Sox’s Dilemma
Jackie Bradley Jr.’s Gold Glove snub is criminal, yet there’s a more troublesome reality threatening the Boston Red Sox and Major League Baseball.
Bradley, who undeniably should have earned American League Gold Glove honors ahead of Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones, is facing an uncertain future based on his failure to make offensive strides in 2014. The 24-year-old’s...
Boston Red Sox: Jackie Bradley Jr. optioned to Pawtucket
According to Gordon Edes of ESPN Boston, the Boston Red Sox have sent down the struggling Jackie Bradley Jr. to Triple-A Pawtucket and recalled Mookie Betts. Bradley, who had recorded hits in four of his previous five games, will need to develop his plate approach in the minors if he wants to have a shot at his center field job next season.
Bradley has struggled at the plate all...
Via isportsweb.com
August 18, 2014
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Boston Red Sox: What to do with Jackie Bradley Jr.
The Boston Red Sox have one of the best defensive outfielders in baseball when Jackie Bradley Jr. patrols center field. His bat, however, is one of the worst in the MLB and his approach at the plate has hit rock bottom. On Sunday, Bradley’s golden sombrero (0-4, 4 Ks) raised his hitless streak to 0-35 including 18 strikeouts.
This past weekend we saw some great defensive plays...
Via isportsweb.com
August 11, 2014
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Boston Red Sox: Top 3 players to watch for the rest of the season
For a Boston Red Sox team whose shot at playoff baseball washed away in the wake of the Jon Lester deal, the remainder of the season will serve as one long audition for the younger players in the farm and on the major league club.
Who’s expendable? Who can raise their trade value? Who’s worth keeping at all costs?
All viable questions from a last place team that has gone full...
Via isportsweb.com
August 10, 2014
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WATCH: Jackie Bradley Jr. throws baseball over center field wall from home plate
Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. is known as an excellent fielder but wanted to show everyone that he has a pretty good arm as well.During Saturdays' batting practice, the Boston centerfielder took a short hop behind home plate and threw a ball over the Fenway Park center-field wall just to prove it.That's a heave of about 400 feet from the plate as the crow flies — or as...
Via The Other Paper
July 20, 2014
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Jackie Bradley, Jr. In Ft. Myers One Month Early
The presumed starting center-fielder for your 2014 Boston Red Sox is already in Florida working out. Jackie Bradley, Jr. told NESN's Tom Caron that he's in Fort Myers getting ready for the upcoming season. So, the kid has beaten the deadline for position players to report by over a month (February 18th). While he struggled with the big club last year, every scout (in and out of the...
Via FenwayNation
January 16, 2014
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2014 Boston Red Sox Player Analysis: Jackie Bradley Jr.
Well at the start of the 2013 season some people believed Jackie Bradley Jr. was Major League ready after a hot Spring Training, and the front office agreed so they put him on the opening day roster in hopes that he would have a big year in the majors. Although it was apparent to some that Bradley was in need of another season of fine tuning in the Minors, the decision...
Via CLNS Radio
December 26, 2013
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Boston Red Sox rumors: Shin-Soo Choo edition
With the Winter Meetings coming to a close, perhaps one of the best bats on the free agent market is still available.
The former Cincinnati Red, Shin-Soo Choo has yet to sign a new contract, and several teams still remain in the hunt for his services.
The frontrunners appear to be Cincinnati, Houston, Detroit, and Texas, but the Red Sox could be a dark horse team to swoop in and...
Via isportsweb.com
December 12, 2013
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