Jen McCaffrey is a staff writer for The Athletic covering the Boston Red Sox. With a strong focus on team sports and professional athletics, she brings extensive experience from her previous roles at MassLive.com and the Cape Cod Times. Jen's work has been featured in various outlets including The New York Times and BVM Sports.
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Jen McCaffrey's coverage is almost exclusively focused on the sport of baseball, particularly centered around the Boston Red Sox. She primarily covers evolving stories and events related to the team, along with expert commentary and announcements within this domain.
If you are looking to reach out to Jen for potential coverage or collaboration, consider offering insights into emerging developments concerning the Boston Red Sox or other MLB teams. Expert commentary on player performances, trade scenarios, pitching staff changes, and predictions for upcoming games would likely align well with her areas of interest.
Given that she has no specific geographic focus mentioned in her articles but predominantly covers a single team from Major League Baseball (MLB), it would be beneficial to tailor pitches specifically related to this context rather than broader league-wide trends unless they directly impact the Red Sox.
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By: Jen Mccaffrey
The Red Sox have a catching surplus and are shopping one of their backstops to other teams, according to a league source.
By: Jen Mccaffrey
With a talent surplus, the contest for who starts behind the plate for Boston is being determined by how they perform at the plate.
By: Jen Mccaffrey
"But let’s be honest, unless things change dramatically, we may have to pivot," Kennedy said regarding the team's plans on the field.
One day after CEO Sam Kennedy said the Red Sox might soon become sellers, Boston had its best offensive night at Fenway this season.
By: Andrew Baggarly, Jen Mccaffrey
The Red Sox dumped salary but weren't able to re-sign Alex Bregman. The Giants are a mess and Devers looks more like an anchor than a star.
By: Jen Mccaffrey
Boston wins first home series since April, but misses sweep vs. Rangers.
Despite parity in the AL and 92 games left on Boston's schedule, it's difficult to imagine the Red Sox finding a way back to contention.
By: Jen Mccaffrey
The Red Sox are one of several teams that employ multiple former Driveline coaches.
By: Jen Mccaffrey
“Swept at home, in division,” Isiah Kiner-Falefa said. “It doesn't get worse than that, right?”
By: Jen Mccaffrey
Amid a disappointing season for the Red Sox, Suarez has been a bright spot and Durbin is on a tear.
