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This Day In Red Sox History: November 22, 1928
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
The Red Sox purchased pitcher Bill Bayne from the Cleveland Indians… he would win five games for the Sox in 1929.
This Day In Baseball History: November 22nd
In 1890, the Philadelphia Athletics were expelled from the American Association for violating the league’s constitution… a new team is placed in the ‘City of Brotherly Love’ and franchises were also awarded to Boston, Washington and Chicago.
In 1908, in the...
Will Decision By Cuban Defector Diminish Red Sox Chances Of Signing Him?
If you have never heard of Aroldis Chapman, or if you have only heard dribs and drabs about him, then you had better get ready - because over the course of the next few weeks and months you are going to hear an awful lot about him.
I first read about him last spring while preparing [...]
This Day In Red Sox History: November 21, 1927
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Manager Bill Carrigan announced that he had selected Bradento, Florida, as the Red Sox spring training home beginning in 1928.
This Day In Baseball History: November 21st
In 1911, after a sixth place finish (76 -76), Hal Chase resigned as manager of the New York Highlanders (later, the Yankees)… he would remain a player with the club until traded in 1913.
In 1934, the NY Yankees purchased Joe DiMaggio from San Francisco (Pacific Coast League...
Sox Add Minor League Reliever Through Waivers
The Red Sox selected RHP Robert Manuel off waivers from the Seattle Mariners.
Manuel made his major league debut with the Cincinnati Reds this season after toiling for the Reds’ Louisville Bats (Triple-A) for much of the season… he was 3-4, 2.70, with 10 saves over 46 2...
Bay To Listen To Offers After Red Sox Exclusivity Period Expires
When midnight passed last night, Jason Bay became a ‘true’ free agent… he can now talk with any team that is interested in securing his services for the next several seasons.
The Sox and Bay’s agent, Joe Urbon, have been discussing a new contract for nearly...
This Day In Red Sox History: November 20, 1958
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Jackie Jensen was named AL MVP after putting together a season in which he hit .286, with 35 HR and 122 RBI.
This Day In Baseball History: November 20th
In 1952, Commissioner Ford Frick stated his belief that the Pacific Coast League (PCL) will eventually reach major league status.
In 1958, breaking New York’s four-year stronghold on the award, Red Sox OF Jackie Jensen (.286, 35, 122) was selected as the American League Most...
This Day In Red Sox History: November 19, 1965
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
35-year-old Frank Malzone was given his unconditional release by the Red Sox after nine seasons with the ballclub.
GM Dick O’Connell told reporters the...
This Day In Baseball History: November 19th
In 1884, Nick Young became National League president replacing Abe Mills, who had resigned from the post.
In 1960, James ‘Mickey’ Vernon was named manager of the new Senators for the team’s inaugural season… during his three year tenure with club, he went on...
Kottaras Waived, Claimed By Milwaukee
Catcher George Kottaras was placed on waivers by the Red Sox yesterday. Less than a day later he had a new employer… this afternoon, the Milwaukee Brewers claimed the left-handed hitting catcher.
Kottaras, 26, essentially made the Red Sox by default — they needed someone...
This Day In Red Sox History: November 18, 1999
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Red Sox ace Pedro Martinez finished second in the MVP balloting when two writers decided to leave him off their ballot, stating that pitchers should not be the...
This Day In Baseball History: November 18th
In 1886, the Pittsburgh Alleghenys left the American Association to join the National League
In 1914, the Cubs named future Hall-of-Famer Roger Bresnahan to manage the team… the former Cards skipper would be in the dugout for just one year as Chicago finished fourth with a 73...
Oakland’s Bailey, Florida’s Coghlan Earn Distinction As League’s Best Rookies
Oakland A’s closer Andrew Bailey and Flroida Marlins LF Chris Coghlan have been named Rookie of the Year in their respective leagues.
Bailey, 25, went 6-3, 1.84, with 26 saves. He allowed only 47 hits in 83 1/3 innings pitched (a .167 opponents batting average) while striking...
This Day In Red Sox History: November 17, 1992
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
The fourth major league expansion draft saw the Red Sox lose two players, both to the Colorado Rockies: catcher Eric Wedge and IF Jody Reed.
This Day In Baseball History: November 17th
In 1913, Wilbert Robinson was named as the Dodgers’ new manager… ‘Uncle Robbie’ went on to compile a 1375-1341 (.506) record during his 18 year tenure as the Brooklyn skipper.
In 1960, Elvin Quesada, a native of Washington, DC, was awarded the American League...
Red Sox Announce Hike In Ticket Prices For 2010
Late this morning, the Red Sox announced plans to hike ticket prices for the majority of seat locations at Fenway park for the 2010 season… while some tickets will remain at the same price as last season, the majority of tickets will increase by $2-$5.
The ballclub also announced...
This Day In Red Sox History: November 16, 1995
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Mo Vaughn was selected as the AL’s Most Valuable Player by a 308-300 vote, winning over Cleveland’s Albert Belle, who hit 50 HR and 50 doubles for...
This Day In Baseball History: November 16th
In 1912, in failing health, NY Giants president John T. Brush died aboard a train en route to California. Harry Hempstead, his son in-law, took over the club.
In 1960, Pirates shortstop Dick Groat was selected as the National League’s MVP after leading the league in hitting...
Yaz A BIG Hit With Fans At Personal Appearance In Woburn
During my brief chat with Yaz on Saturday morning I informed him that he hit two home runs in the first game I ever attended at Fenway Park (5/31/67)… SOX1FAN photo.
Anxious fans congregated on the third floor of the Boston-Woburn Hilton early on Saturday morning in anticipation...
This Day In Red Sox History: November 15, 1967
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Carl Yastrzemski, who had won the Triple Crown, was named the AL MVP via a near-unanimous vote. Yaz led the Sox to their first pennant since 1946 by winning the...
This Day In Baseball History: November 15th
In 1886, in the first trade ever, the Red Stocking of the American Association dealt rookie catcher Jack Boyle and $400 to the Browns for outfielder Hugh Nicol.
In 1933, the Phillies traded hard-hitting Virgil Davis to the Cardinals for Jimmy Wilson… the Phillies made the trade...
This Day In Red Sox History: November 14, 2005
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Former Red Sox pitcher Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd surrendered to federal authorities in Tupelo, Mississippi, after being indicted on charges that he threatened...
This Day In Baseball History: November 14th
In 1973, A’s outfielder Reggie Jackson (.293, 32,117) was unanimously selected as the American League’s MVP.
In 1985, Rollie Fingers, the all-time major league save leader with 341, was released by the Milwaukee Brewers at the age of 39.
In 1986, Nelson Doubleday and...
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