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barbiecarlo · 13 days
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Nothing like a visit from Papi.
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pavelzacha · 1 year
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I loveeeee
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tempestinmysoul · 11 days
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Tyler O'Neill watched Rob Refsnyder hit home runs tonight and decided he'd to it too
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conniesmlb · 22 days
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~ Alliterative August ~
Rob Refsnyder
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wheredoisign · 1 month
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dufrau · 1 year
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i dreamed the red sox put me in center field, which is ridiculous for a number of reasons but the least important one and the one i keep coming back to is that i have never played outfield in my LIFE (i was a third baseman in softball and a second baseman in baseball,) but rob refsnyder was mad that i was getting the start so he took the field too so we had 4 outfielders out there and then a ball was hit in the air and you’d think with 4 outfielders, 3 of whom were actually qualified to be there and then also me, SOMEBODY would get to it but naw man it was total chaos out there, like tee ball shit, we were all running around like we had never seen a pop fly in our lives. it was so embarrassing we forfeited the game after and alex cora had to have a real stern talk with us.
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optimistredsox · 10 days
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9 Sep, BAL @ BOS, 3-12, win
Losing on a Sunday to the worst team in baseball (I should double check that but I'm pretty sure that's what the White Sox are) in a shambolic last inning shitshow then beat the shit out of one of the best teams baseball almost perfectly sums up the 2024 Red Sox for me. They are the biggest WTF team I've seen in years. You have to go pre-2004 for a Sox team this... weird. I can't think of who they remind me of - that's the sort of thing Chad Finn is great at coming up with. Anyway. It's wild. It's kept the year interesting in a hugely frustrating way. Hell of a way to start a series. plenty of bright sides.
Rob Refsnyder and Tyler O'Neill went back-to-back with dingers TWICE... in the third and in the eighth. Ref was 4-for-4 with five RBIs and two runs scored. He also took a walk. O'Neill was 3-for-5 with 3 RBIs and 2 runs scored. Between them responsible for 8 of the 12 Red Sox runs. Bravo.
Brayan Bello looked good again, though he did walk an awful lot of people. He went five and a third, giving up 2 runs on three hits and striking out five. He did also walk five. He issued more walks than the Red Sox took.
Ceddanne Rafaela had a night, going two-for-four and knocking in four runs. The arithmetical geniuses among you will have worked out that Rafa knocked in every Sox run that Ref and O'Neill didn't, which is very cool.
Danny Jansen had no hits and went 0-for-1 but scored two runs because he knows how to take a walk. In fact, he took two. And didn't strike out.
Raffy went 3-for-5 and scored two runs. He made an error but scoring two runs cancels that out easily for me. And the error didn't cost us a run.
We won!
We gained a game in the Wild Card even though I am definitely not paying too close attention to that!
If we win again we win the series and we don't do that often against the Orioles these days.
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collectingall · 3 months
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barbiecarlo · 11 days
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Please enjoy these back-to-back homers.
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twins2994 · 5 months
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Red Sox Snap Twins Winning Streak.
Red Sox 9 Twins 2 W-Bernardino (1-1) L-Ryan (1-2)
The Minnesota Twins have been on a roll during a twelve-game winning streak. All good things come to an end and the Red Sox put the Twins to the test today. The Twins struck first in the third inning as Ryan Jeffers smacked a Cooper Criswell fastball out to left for a solo homer. Minnesota had a one-run lead after three innings of play. The Red Sox would answer in the fourth as Jarren Duran led-off with a double to left. With one out, Rob Refsnyder lined a ball off Carlos Correa's glove and into left field for a run-scoring single. This tied the game at one and Boston got back to work in the fifth. Reese McGuire lined a one-out single to center. Cedanne Rafaela followed and belted a Joe Ryan fastball out to left for a two-run homer. The Sox had a two-run lead midway through the game. The bullpens settled things down until the late innings. The Red Sox quickly loaded the bases in the eighth and Vaughn Grissom plated a pair with a double to center. Dominic Smith knocked in two more with a double to left and the Red Sox lead grew to six. The Twins had a little life in them in the eighth. Max Kepler doubled with one out and Trevor Larnach singled him home. Boston bounced right back in the ninth as Jarred Duran tripled and Rafael Devers crushed a Jay Jackson slider out to right for a two-run homer. Kenley Jansen threw a scoreless ninth and the Red Sox snapped the Twins winning streak of twelve games.
-Final Thoughts- Joe Ryan had a decent day and didn't get much run support. He lasted six innings and allowed three runs on four hits with a walk and five strikeouts. Kody Funderburk gave up four runs in 1 1/3 innings with two strikeouts and Jay Jackson allowed two more runs and retired five men. Max Kepler, Trevor Larnach, and Carlos Santana had two hits each. The Twins hit 3-for-13 with runners in scoring position and left ten men on base. The Mariners come to town to open up a four-game series tomorrow night. Luis Castillo will face Simeon Woods Richardson in Game 1.
-Chris Kreibich-
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goalhofer · 6 months
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2024 Boston Red Sox Players By Nationality
American: 17 (Robert Anderson; Jr., Isaiah Campbell, Triston Casas, Kutter Crawford, Bobby Dalbec, Jarren Duran, Vaughn Grissom, Tanner Houck, Chris Martin, Reese McGuire, Rob Refsnyder, Justin Slaten, Trevor Story, Greg Weissert, Garrett Whitlock, Josh Winckowski & Connor Wong) Dominican: 5 (Brayan Bello, Rafael Devers, Pablo Reyes, Joely Rodríguez & Enmanuel Valdez) Canadian: 2 (Tyler O'Neill & Nick Pivetta) Curaçaoan: 2 (Kenley Jansen & Ceddanne Rafaela) Venezuelan: 2 (Wilyer Abreu & Bryan Mata) Japanese: 1 (Yoshida Masataka)
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diarioelpepazo · 7 months
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Ronald Acuña Jr. conecta su primer gran batazo del Spring Training. Los Bravos de Atlanta esperan que el de La Sabana pueda repetir su gran rendimiento para esta temporada 2024. Wilmer Flores, en dos entradas de labor, no dio tregua a los rivales que enfrentó. Dixon Machado lucha por un cupo  los Astros. Theoscar Mogollón González El Spring Training sigue regalando buenos partidos a los fanáticos de las Grandes Ligas. Para la jornada de este jueves, los Bravos de Atlanta tuvieron una doble presentación casi en simultáneo, pero fue ante los Mellizos de Minnesota que Ronald Acuña Jr. sacó a relucir su poder con el bate. En principio, el juego inició sin muchas complicaciones para ambos abridores, y no fue sino hasta el tercer episodio cuando la ofensiva del conjunto de Atlanta comenzó a despertarse. Allí, el de La Sabana logró conectar su primer imparable en estos entrenamientos primaverales, y de qué manera. Eli White se embasó con un sencillo, pero tras un error del lanzador en intento de viraje avanzó hasta la intermedia. Acto seguido, Acuña Jr. no perdonó el primer lanzamiento y conectó una línea fuerte hacia el jardín central para un doble, lo que permitió la primera rayita del compromiso. Poco después fue puesto out en intento de robo. Cabe agregar que el venezolano falló en su primer turno con rodado al campocorto y en el último con un elevadito al primera base para irse de 3-1. En la alta del sexto capítulo fue reemplazado por J.P. Martínez en el jardín derecho. Con el de hoy fue apenas su tercer juego de Spring Training este año. En los dos anteriores, contra Orioles de Baltimore y Medias Rojas de Boston, falló en sus cuatro turnos. Hasta los momentos cuenta con un doble en siete visitas al plato. Wilmer Flores calibra su brazalete No hay beisbolista a estas alturas que no esté dando el 100% para impresionar a todos durante el Spring Training. Así tal cual está sucediendo con Wilmer De Jesús Flores, cuyo objetivo es demostrar en sus primeros entrenamientos primaverales que tiene el potencial necesario para ser parte del bullpen del equipo. Para la jornada de este jueves, los Tigres de Detroit se midieron ante las Medias Rojas de Boston. Más allá de la derrota (5-2) que sufrieron, uno de los puntos más altos fue la presentación del carabobeño. Y es que en dos entradas de labor no dio tregua a los rivales que enfrentó. [caption id="attachment_104645" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Wilmer Flores | Foto cortesía[/caption] En la baja del quinto inning, Flores hizo acto de presencia tras reemplazar a Adam Wolf. Allí dominó a Rob Refsnyder con un ponche, a Connor Wong con una línea de out, y a Tyler Heineman con un elevado. Ya en en el sexto, Tyler McDonough le conectó un sencillo, pero luego sacó de circulación a los tres siguientes bateadores de manera rápida: Alex Binela bateó rodado para out forzado, mientras que Tyler O'Neill y Matthew Lugo se poncharon tirándole. Lo más resaltante de la actuación del venezolano fue que sus 13 lanzamientos estuvieron en la zona de strike, además que su recta promedió las 99.9 mph. Al final, de los siete rivales que enfrentó solo uno se le embasó y tres fueron liquidados por la vía del ponche. De esta manera, Flores mejoró notablemente su presentación en comparación con su primera salida. El pasado 25 de febrero fue castigado por parte de los Rays de Tampa Bay en dos tercios de labor, con cuatro imparables y cuatro anotaciones. Apenas realizó ocho lanzamientos y abanicó a un contrario. Veterano Dixon Machado busca cupo en Houston [caption id="attachment_104646" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dixon Machado. Foto: Astros[/caption] Al mencionar a los Astros de Houston y hacer referencia a Venezuela, solo hay un nombre que se refleja en la mente de la mayoría de los fanáticos criollos; José Altuve. Pero resulta que no es el único que hace vida en la mencionada organización. Hay un experimentado infielder
que forma parte de los siderales y sigue luchando por un cupo en el equipo de las Grandes Ligas y poder lograr su anhelado retorno al mejor beisbol del mundo. Se trata de Dixon Machado, un campocorto de 32 años de edad que es recordado por su paso con Leones del Caracas en la Liga Venezolana de Beisbol Profesional (LVBP). Además, el oriundo de San Cristóbal, Táchira, ha lucido las indumentarias de Tigres de Detroit y Gigantes de San Francisco en el show de la Gran Carpa. La última vez que vio acción en el máximo nivel fue en el 2022 con los de La Bahía, donde registró apenas tres indiscutibles, una carrera anotada, un boleto negociado y cinco ponches sufridos en 15 visitas al cajón de los bateadores, estableciendo un AVG de apenas .200. En el Spring Training de este 2024 ha demostrado grandes cualidades ofensivas, añadidas a su impecable defensa, que le podrían brindar una nueva oportunidad en el circuito norteamericano. Ha acumulado cuatro sencillos, un pasaporte recibido y una base robada en seis turnos al bate, colocando su promedio en .667 con un sólido 1.381 de OPS. Durante los entrenamientos primaverales del 2023 también se puso el uniforme de Houston para intentar hacerse con ese esperado cupo, pero no lo logró al batear solamente para .267 con ocho incogibles, cuatro rayitas fletadas, seis anotadas, cinco boletos y cuatro ponches sufridos tras presentarse en el plato en treinta ocasiones. En otro sentido, tiene la competencia directamente con el parador en corto Jeremy Peña y el utility Mauricio Dubón, este último fue quien suplió a José Altuve en la contienda pasada tras sufrir varias lesiones. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Meridiano
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youblogzz · 1 year
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Red Sox drop Phils for 8th straight win
Rafael Devers highlighted his three-hit performance with a two-run double to ignite a five-run fourth inning, lifting the surging Boston Red Sox to a 7-4 victory over the host Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday. Jackson Mahomes gives Antonio Brown a run for his money | Worst of the Week Boston’s Rob Refsnyder ripped a two-run double, Christian Arroyo had a two-run single and Reese McGuire added…
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buycokewolf · 1 year
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MLB/光芒橫掃紅襪開季13連勝追平大聯盟紀錄
光芒14日在主場迎戰波士頓紅襪,在前4局打完落後光芒2分,5局下開啟7分大局一舉將分數逆轉,最終以9比3打敗紅襪,寫下自1900年後的13連勝紀錄。
比賽一開始雙方都用全壘打拿分,紅襪的Rob Refsnyder揮出左外野方向的陽春砲。光芒則是開路先鋒Yandy Diaz敲出中外野方向的全壘打,一棒將比數追平。光芒先發投手Jeffrey Springs在3局上出現不適退場,而紅襪在4局上馬上發動攻勢,率先上場的Justin Turner敲出長打站上二壘,接著連續2個保送擠成滿壘。Kike Hernandez的內野滾地球送回三壘跑者,他也用速度避免遭到雙殺。紅襪在5局上靠著Christian Arroyo和Turner連續安打,再下一城取得2分領先。
陷入落後局面的光芒,在5局下半展開攻勢,Harold Ramirez先敲出長打上壘,接著Josh Lowe選到保送上壘,Francisco Mejia補上安打,幫助光芒拿下第2分。在5局下2出局時紅襪將先發Corey Kluber換下,接替的Richard Blebier無法順利壓制,接連被Brandon Lowe和Randy Arozarena敲安逆轉比數。接下來Wander Franco遭觸身上壘,滿壘局面代打的Manuel Margot突襲短打成功,替光芒拿下第5分,且下一棒又得Ramirez敲出個人單局第2支長打,一棒清壘將比數拉開到5分差。光芒在7局下靠著B.Lowe的陽春砲再下一城,且在7上接替的Braden Bristo力保最後3局不失,系列戰光芒橫掃紅襪四戰全勝,最終以9比3收下開季13連勝。
此役先發的張育成全場4次打擊都沒有敲安,僅在7局上選到保送上壘且靠著捕逸站上二壘,不過最終隊友沒有將他送回,個人在MLB本季首安仍尚未開張。
拿下勝利的光芒已經追平MLB在1900年後的紀錄,成為大聯盟開季最多連勝的球隊之一,與1982年的亞特蘭大勇士,以及1987年的密爾瓦基釀酒人共同保持。下一戰光芒將要面對多倫多藍鳥,雙方預計推出Drew Rasmussen和Jose Berrios,光芒若再拿下勝利就會創下開季14連勝的紀錄
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dufrau · 1 month
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just dont tell me anything bad about rob refsnyder okay. just let me have this one guy.
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optimistredsox · 1 month
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12 Aug, TEX @ BOS, 4-5, win, 10th inning
I am still struggling with the Jarren Duran thing. I'm glad he's suspended. As someone who has struggled with mental health issues I hope that the repercussions of his actions don't cause him to spiral down to that dark place again but that he learns that words hurt and playing on the stage he does requires him to not spout vitriol and bile. And learn not only is it not ok, but WHY it's not ok. And growing from there. He fucked up. I hope he learns more from it than "I shouldn't fuck up again". Because it's about more than that. Anyway. There was a baseball game on a Monday at Fenway and the Red Sox did the opposite of lose. Which means they won, which was a nice change of pace from the previous four games. Do I wish they'd done it more convincingly and without going to extras, only having to go to extras because they blew their lead? Kinda? Do I wish they hadn't struck out FIFTEEN TIMES (they did walk nine times... there were a LOT of walks in that game)? A little bit. But I'm not greedy, honest! Ok, maybe I'm a little greedy. Greedy or not, we won, and we needed the win, and it's great and there are, of course, bright sides.
Brayan Bello had a good start. Not just a quality start, but a good start. So good a start, he deserved the win. He gave up one run on four hits (and three walks) whilst striking out five over six innings. That is good. The bullpen needed a break and he did his best to give them one. Thanks Brayan.
Chris Martin (not the Colplay one) and Kenley Jansen were lights out when they needed to be. Bravo bullpen.
Mickey Gasper, New England native called up from the minors to replace the Suspended One, had a great at-bat and took a walk that led to the Sox winning the game. Welcome to the show, Mickey Gasper. Your moustache is almost as good as Romy Gonzalez's but not quite. Well. It's not really close tbh. Romy has the best 'tache.
Rob Refsnyder won the game, because that's the sort of thing he does, hitting a walk-off single to the wall to knock in the winning run in bottom of the 10th. He definitely earned his beer shower... Mmmmm... beer shower...
Raffy Devers didn't have a hit but he took a walk and scored a run... just sayin'.
Dom Smith, fresh off the mound from Sunday's nightmare, was 1-for-1 with a walk as well. Efficient, Dom. Thank you.
Sogard was 2-for-4 with a walk.
Ceddanne Rafaela had a hit and scored the winning run and didn't strike out. Scoring the winning run was pretty cool.
Enmanuel Valdez, back from the minors, pinch hit and knocked in the tying run (that was scored by expert moustachioed person, Romy Gonzalez).
That whole bottom the 10th was fucking wild. Go watch it.
We won!
If we win again, that would be awesome!
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