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
BOSTON -- Masataka Yoshida’s left hamstring strain didn’t look good when it happened on Saturday night, and the results of the MRI he underwent on Monday backed up that visual. There is a chance Yoshida will miss the rest of the regular season.
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON – It took a few days, but Adley Rutschman is sliding into the role of the impact Trade Deadline acquisition that Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow expected to land when he dealt three of the club’s top five prospects, per MLB Pipeline. After starting his time with
By: Ian Browne
Mighty Mickey homers again as Red Sox secure needed series victory Share
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- Mickey Gasper arrived at Fenway Park on Monday with two homers in 92 career games. But his story is deeper than that. For eight years, Gasper has produced in the Minor Leagues (.869 OPS, 67 homers in 508 games and 2,050 at-bats) but it has never been enough
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- With the latest edition of Players’ Weekend on tap for MLB from Friday through Sunday, one of the three main themes is appreciation. Red Sox rookie lefty Payton Tolle has that one nailed, and he won’t need the weekend to reflect on it more than he already does
By: Ian Browne
Gasper stays ready to mash with homer in 3rd straight game:'He's a grinder'Share
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- There was one piece of good news for the Red Sox following a 7-6 loss in 10 innings to the D-backs on Wednesday afternoon at Fenway Park. They don’t play baseball on Thursday.
BOSTON -- Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony continues to inch toward his much-anticipated return to action. The key left-handed hitter completed a four-game stint with Double-A Portland on Sunday by going 0-for-3.
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By: Ian Browne, Bryan Hoch
NEW YORK – The last time that the Red Sox and Yankees met, baseball’s oldest rivalry seemed to be drained of its electricity, suggesting that history might be all they had to squabble about this year. Boston opened that June series at Fenway Park trailing the first-place Yankees by 15
