Peter Abraham is a Reporter at The Boston Globe. He has been covering the Red Sox since 2010 and has extensive experience in baseball reporting since 2002, focusing on themes such as major league sports, competitive sports, and sports marketing. Peter's work has been featured in various outlets including Tucson Local Media, VeloNews, and Astronomy & Astrophysics.
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For a few minutes on Sunday, Red Sox center fielder Ceddanne Rafaela was dreaming big about Curacao's soccer team.
By: Peter Abraham
This story originally appeared in the Globe's Sunday Baseball Notes. Read the rest here.
By: Peter Abraham
There was a hint of optimism for injured Red Sox Roman Anthony and Garrett Crochet on Tuesday.
By: Peter Abraham
Here's all you need to know about the Red Sox offense: They scored as many runs against the Blue Jays on Tuesday night at Fenway Park as Iraq did goals against Norway in their World Cup match down the road in Foxborough.
By: Peter Abraham
The famed Citgo sign overlooks Fenway Park no more, having been dismantled for cleaning, renovation, and eventual relocation to a site 120 feet away.
The Red Sox had hope for a precious few minutes on Thursday afternoon. But hope can be a dangerous thing.
By: Peter Abraham
M oney is not buying much happiness in Major League Baseball this season.
By Peter Abraham — Mark Riedy and I have a podcast together, Speaking of Bikes. As part of our collaboration, we decided to create a report about the trend
By: Peter Abraham
This story originally appeared in the Globe's Sunday Baseball Notes. Read the rest here. Tyron Guerrero appeared in 112 games for the Marlins from 2018-19.
By: Peter Abraham
Third baseman, heal thyself. Caleb Durbin was back in the Red Sox lineup on Thursday, a day after his left pinkie finger became dislocated during a game against the Rockies
