Ian Browne is a Red Sox beat writer, covering all aspects of the team for Major League Baseball (MLB). He also writes for Politics.co.uk, providing analysis and commentary on various political issues. Ian's expertise lies in sports reporting and political journalism, offering a unique perspective on both subjects.
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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
ATLANTA – With one swing, Tyler O’Neill seemed poised to turn the tide on what had been a night of futility and frustration for the Boston bats. There were two on and two outs in the top of the eighth in a tie game, and O’Neill placed a drive that
By: Ian Browne
ATLANTA – No matter what uniform Chris Sale wears, the following is indisputable: When his fastball is powerful and his slider is in full dive mode, he is dominant. Pitching for his new team (the Braves) while facing his most recent former team (the Red Sox), Sale had his two
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By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- For the Red Sox, this offensive rut started in Boston, continued on in Minneapolis and Atlanta, and then reared its ugly head back at Fenway Park on Friday night. It is bound to end soon, because that’s how these things go. But it doesn’t make it any easier
BOSTON -- Rafael Devers had been struggling with runners in scoring position of late, like nearly everyone in the Boston batting order. But he is still Rafael Devers, which made it surprising that Nationals manager Davey Martinez ordered up an intentional walk of Tyler O’Neill and dare the most impactful
This story was excerpted from Ian Browne’s Red Sox Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. BOSTON -- The most toolsy prospect in the Red Sox’s farm system will play his 100th game in professional baseball this week. It’s
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- Another mostly quiet night for the Red Sox offensively had a loud ending, as Romy Gonzalez belted a walkoff single in the bottom of the 12th to cap a 5-4 victory over the Rays on Tuesday night at Fenway Park. Following an intentional leadoff walk to Tyler O'Neill,
BOSTON -- If the Red Sox had held the lead and emerged victorious on Wednesday night, the focal point would have been Tanner Houck grinding without his best stuff and throwing a career-high 112 pitches over 5 2/3 innings and again finding a way to keep the opposition at bay.
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By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- The Red Sox have been patiently waiting for a true comeback victory all season, and they came tantalizingly close to pulling one out on Thursday night at Fenway Park. Instead, their momentum fizzled in a frustrating ninth inning that led to a 7-5 loss to the Rays. While
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