Mac Cerullo is a Red Sox Beat Writer for The Hartford Courant and the Boston Herald. With a focus on local coverage in Massachusetts, particularly in Boston, Mac provides in-depth analysis and updates on the Red Sox team. His work has also been featured in various other publications, showcasing his expertise and passion for baseball reporting.
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Loading your audio article The Red Sox announced on Wednesday that designated hitter Masataka Yoshida has undergone successful shoulder surgery.
The Red Sox infield could be set in stone for years to come, but should it be? For the club to reach the next level, it might have to consider some dramatic changes.
On paper the Red Sox outfield looks largely settled, but with top prospect Roman Anthony waiting in the wings, the club could face some tough decisions.
By: Mac Cerullo
‘It's time to deliver' After five years of selling fans a vision for the future, the Red Sox say the future is finally here.
When the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers take the field for Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night, Red Sox fans can expect to see some familiar faces.
Since his arrival Masataka Yoshida has been a solid contact hitter who doesn’t contribute much else for the Red Sox. Could he be moved this coming offseason?
By: Mac Cerullo
Twenty years ago tonight, the Red Sox clinched their first World Series title in 86 years. It was en epochal moment in Boston sports history, one whose significance has only grown over time.
Loading your audio article It's been a quiet few weeks for the Red Sox, who have sat on the sidelines watching the MLB playoffs unfold, but things will quickly pick up in the days to come.
By: Gabrielle Starr, Mac Cerullo
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in the World Series on Wednesday night, which means that the offseason is finally here and the Red Sox can finally get to work.
The Red Sox need another right-handed power bat. Here are a few potential options they could target this winter.
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