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Katie Manganelli's coverage revolves almost entirely around baseball, with a specific focus on the Boston Red Sox and MLB. She heavily covers event-related content such as trade rumors, free agency buzz, and news about individual players.
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We aren't yet far enough removed from the trade deadline to conclude whether moves were a success or failure, but some players have settled in well with their new teams and some hasn't. Boston Red Sox fans were quick to criticize the Adley Rutschman trade because he fanned nine times in his first five games. But he's since knocked a double, a home run and contributed four RBI.
It's almost September — an exciting, but nerve-wracking month for baseball fans as teams fight for a spot in the playoffs. In September, MLB active rosters also expand from 26 to 28 players which allows teams to call up top prospects or depth to replenish their exhausted rosters.
In recent years, the Boston Red Sox and Craig Breslow have adopted a bold strategy with their young players, most of them homegrown, by extending them early into their contracts to get the best possible value in the later years of their careers. There's some risk involved, as getting the best possible price for a potential future star means extending them young, without seeing a lot of what they have to offer in the majors.
By: Katie Manganelli
As September closes in and the MLB playoff race tightens, the Boston Red Sox expect three returns from long-term injuries. Roman Anthony is the most exciting of the three.
As the regular season winds down, the Boston Red Sox anticipate many key players' returns from injury, including Roman Anthony, Trevor Story and Garrett Whitloc
By Katie Manganelli | As the end of the regular season looms and the playoff race heats up, the Boston Red Sox are lucky
By: Katie Manganelli
The only team ahead of the Boston Red Sox in the American League Wild Card standings is their arch rival, the New York Yankees. The two clubs will meet for four games, including a Saturday doubleheader, from August 28-30 in a battle for the top spot.
By: Katie Manganelli
Since the hot streak that began on July 3 (and maybe a bit before), the best word to describe the Boston Red Sox is "relentless." They might not score 10 runs a game or rank near the top of the league in home runs, but they score when it matters, and it's changed everything about their season.
By: Katie Manganelli
Since he injured his hand on May 4, Boston Red Sox fans have anxiously awaited Roman Anthony's return to action. On August 25, he gave the closest thing to a return timeline Red Sox fans have had all season.
By: Katie Manganelli
Arguably the most shocking move of the Boston Red Sox's trade deadline was the deal for former San Francisco Giants reliever Erik Miller. He cost Boston its former top prospect and one-time
