Bob Osgood is a freelance journalist who writes for Bogaerts, Christian, and BVM Sports. He covers various topics related to Major League Baseball, including postseason analysis, player evaluations, and team performance. Bob's articles provide insights and opinions on current events and trends in the world of baseball.
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Bob Osgood’s coverage mainly focuses on baseball, with an emphasis on analysis and announcements. He would likely be interested in insights from experts in the field of baseball, particularly those who can provide detailed analysis on player performance, team strategies, or upcoming drafts.
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Another historically bad stretch in September reflects poorly on Alex Cora and the state of the Red Sox franchise.
By: Dan Secatore, Matthew Gross, Jake Reiser, Fitzy Mo Peña, Jacob Roy, Mike Carlucci, Bryan Joiner, Bob Osgood
How are we feeling about the upcoming Fall Classic?
And other postseason thoughts...
Amidst some growing pains at the plate, Ceddanne Rafaela stepped up for numerous clutch hits while showcasing his defensive versatility.
With the offseason gearing up, the OTM staff makes its predictions for the next four months of player movement.
It may take the largest contract in the history of baseball to acquire his services. Is it worth it?
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By: Otm Crew, Ll Bean, Fitzy Mo Pena, Tony Gwynn, Chris Berman
This week, an auction house put a number of items of Red Sox memorabilia owned by the late Larry Lucchino up for bid. Some of them are expensive and amazing (as in, this actual World Series trophy, which went for $61,000). Some of them are... something else.
What are the pros and cons for each of the desirable trade assets in the Red Sox system?
He is Blake Sabol, a seventh-round pick of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2019 who attended the University of Southern California. He comes to the Red Sox by way of the San Francisco Giants, with whom he saw major league time in 2023 and 2024, in exchange for international bonus pool space. Sabol has split time between catcher and left field during his time in the majors.
With Kyle Teel no longer in the system, the team needs to begin working on a long-term plan behind the dish.
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