Ian Browne is a Red Sox beat writer at Major League Baseball (MLB). He focuses on themes of sports, particularly within the realms of major league and professional sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Ian's work has been featured in numberFire (acquired by FanDuel), BVM Sports, Politics.co.uk, Medium, and WORLD COMING TOGETHER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
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Ian Browne's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly baseball and the Boston Red Sox team. He frequently provides event coverage, expert commentary, and investment analysis related to trades, pitching, and offseason moves in baseball.
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By: Ian Browne
WEST SACRAMENTO – After all the madness of a wild, 4-2, 10-inning win by the Red Sox over the Athletics on Wednesday night, all Andruw Monasterio wanted to say (yet again) was that he was sorry. What was the home run hero sorry for? Monasterio had just powered his red-hot
By: Ian Browne
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By: Ian Browne
WEST SACRAMENTO – For the first time in two months, the Red Sox were able to report some substantive progress for outfielder Roman Anthony, who has resumed a swing progression. The outfielder suffered a partial tear of a tendon connected to his ring finger on May 4 at Comerica Park.
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WEST SACRAMENTO – In the midst of his most frustrating season in years, Red Sox left fielder Jarren Duran had it boil over on him during Thursday’s 5-4 win over the Athletics. In a tie game with runners at the corners and one out in the top of the sixth,
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WEST SACRAMENTO – What a frenetic scene it was for the Red Sox when two slumping cornerstones turned a potential loss into a satisfying, 5-4 victory over the Athletics on back-to-back swings. Wilyer Abreu had just opened the eighth inning with an equalizing solo shot to center against Luis Medina.
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WEST SACRAMENTO – A familiar pattern emerged for the Red Sox in this four-game series at Sutter Health Park. The bats would go cold in the early innings, only to come to life later. It was a formula that mostly worked. Boston rode back-to-back homers by Wilyer Abreu and Willson
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WEST SACRAMENTO – There is one series left for the rolling Red Sox before Monday’s Trade Deadline, and it should be a doozy: Three games at Dodger Stadium, starting Friday night. While the players on the current roster – who are 20-3 since July 5 – will try to keep
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BOSTON – For five weeks, the Red Sox have made a statement with one of the most prolonged and out-of-nowhere hot stretches in their history. This weekend, they added an exclamation point to their exploits.
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BOSTON – Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet is in the infancy stages of a throwing program that creates at least a possibility he can return at some point this season.
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON – Life can come at you fast when you play baseball for a living. One minute, Adley Rutschman was walking into a movie theater to see “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” with teammates Gunnar Henderson, Colton Cowser and Ryan Mountcastle. The next minute, those three Orioles weren’t his teammates anymore.
