John Tomase is a Red Sox reporter for Yahoo Sports and NBC Sports Boston. He has also been featured in NBC News and NBC Boston Stations. John's articles cover a range of topics related to the Red Sox, including analysis of team performance, player evaluations, and insights into the baseball industry.
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John Tomase primarily covers sports, with a focus on the New England Patriots and the Boston Red Sox. His content consists of opinion editorials and announcements, indicating he may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or expert commentary on trade rumors, team strategies, or upcoming events involving these teams.
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The Patriots will almost certainly finish closer to the No. 1 pick than the playoffs. But ask yourself this: How many AFC teams have better quarterback situations right now?
john tomase Wilyer Abreu needs to win Gold Glove, because Soto's nomination is a joke originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston
By: John Tomase
John Tomase explains why Wilyer Abreu should run away with an AL Gold Glove award and wonders why Juan Soto was nominated in the first place.
By: John Tomase
Artificial intelligence is everywhere. Two of this year's Nobel Prizes , in physics and chemistry, went to AI-driven discoveries.
By: John Tomase
Superstars don't just win World Series titles. They make October unforgettable. The Red Sox used to know this better than anybody.
By: John Tomase
As the Dodgers' and Yankees' stars deliver on baseball's biggest stage, let's hope John Henry and the Red Sox are paying attention, writes John Tomase.
By: John Tomase
By the end of his tenure, when things were kind of falling apart and change loomed, a narrative took hold about Danny Ainge's drafts: Yeah, he nailed
By: John Tomase
Danny Ainge's final five drafts with the Celtics produced some serious talent, including two 2020 picks who will square off Wednesday, writes John Tomase.
By: John Tomase
Don't let the Red Sox fool you: They need a superstar, and Juan Soto definitively checks that box.
By: John Tomase
If the Red Sox want to get back to relevance, there's one player who should be at the top of their wish list in free agency, writes John Tomase.
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