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The second half is underway in the AHL season and the Providence Bruins are fighting for their playoff lives. Although there are still more than two months to go, the Providence Bruins would be at home watching the postseason if the season ended today. Providence is currently the Eastern Conference’s 10 seed with a record of 23-19-5-1. The… Continue reading PROVIDENCE CONTINUES TO FIGHT

It is difficult to find good two-way catchers in today’s baseball world. While there are some guys who can manage the work load behind a plate and put up solid offensive numbers on the field, few can do both. Red Sox might be one of those few. Blake Swihart, a top prospect, made his Triple A debut… Continue reading PAWSOX PROSPECT PREVIEW

Rajon Rondo, Boston Celtics All-Star pointguard, announced that his season with them will end after he sustained a torn ACL in his right knee. Rajon Rondo was injured in the knee last Friday during their 123-111 loss against the Atlanta Hawks. However, the severity of his injury was confirmed later that day against the Miami… Continue reading Rajon Rondo Tears ACL

The Providence Bruins are playing their best hockey this season with only 16 games remaining in the AHL regular season. They are now in a good place for the postseason, having won five consecutive games, seven of 10 and 11 straight at home. They currently sit fifth in the East, with 72 points. However, they are only… Continue reading HITTING THEIR STRIDE

The Governors’ Cup Champions, Pawtucket Red Sox, are now ready to open the 2015 season after a long offseason. One constant through all of this change will be the presence of talented prospects on McCoy Stadium’s field. Sponsored By: Integral Computer Consultants & IT Support For Businesses Leader in Boston IT Services Blake Swihart, the top… Continue reading DEFENDING CHAMPION PAWSOX READY TO START 2015

The Red Sox traded away many big names at the 2014 trade deadline. Jon Lester and Jonny Gomes were all traded, but the Red Sox didn’t aim for prospects, instead they targeted Major League ready players such as Yoenis Cespedes and Allen Craig. Andrew Miller was traded to the Orioles for a World Series championship. Miller was… Continue reading RODRIGUEZ CONTINUES TO ROLL IN TRIPLE-A

Jackie Bradley Jr. seemed like it was a long time ago when he was lighting up spring training, capturing Red Sox fans’ attention as an up-and coming prospect. Although it’s only been two years, so much has occurred in his short career. Bradley, now 25, was alternating between Pawtucket and Boston in 2013 and 2014. Bradley struggled… Continue reading BRADLEY FINDING HIS SWING EARLY ON

It’s not news that Allen Craig’s time with the Boston organization was disappointing. Craig was acquired with Joe Kelly in the John Lackey trade. He has hit.130 in 53 games for the Red Sox, but never had consistent playing time. When the team optioned Craig to Triple-A, his frustrations escalated to a new level. Craig stated that… Continue reading SURPRISED CRAIG STAYING POSITIVE

While it is great to win at any level of the game, Triple-A baseball is about preparing players for the big leagues. Minor league baseball gives clubs the opportunity to focus on things that aren’t possible when trying to win on the biggest stage, whether that is young prospects looking to get a longer look at… Continue reading DIFFERENT LOOKS PREPARING PAWSOX PLAYERS

When it comes to slow starts, I believe I am a patient person. Because they occur early, early slumps are easy to overlook. Even though the same slump could occur in July, no one is surprised because some players may have been hitting well up to that point. Mike Napoli should be allowed time to get out of… Continue reading TIME IS UP ON SLOW START EXCUSE

McCoy Stadium has seen many Red Sox players walk the field during their rehab assignments. It was a Yankee star who took the center stage on Wednesday. Yankees ace Masahiro Takaka made his second rehab start against the PawSox after he was released from an injured elbow and wrist. Tanaka tried to increase his workload after a… Continue reading TANAKA TIME AT MCCOY

Henry Owens, the Red Sox’s top pitching prospect, has been performing well after a slow start to his season. But Pawtucket’s performance when Owens pitches would not be surprising. Going into Saturday’s game, the team had lost four consecutive Owens starts, three of which were complete losses. Owens made three strong starts after a difficult outing… Continue reading OWENS TAKES STEP FORWARD AGAINST BATS

It is difficult for professional baseball players to accept change. The Pawtucket Red Sox are aware that change could be their calling cards to Boston. Manager Kevin Boles changes his lineup night to night by placing players in positions that they are not familiar with. Travis Shaw, PawSox slugger, stated that he goes to the ballpark and… Continue reading PAWSOX EMBRACE VERSATILITY