Tim Crowley is a Digital Content Producer at NESN. He specializes in sports writing, with a focus on Major League Sports, team dynamics, and international sports leagues, while also delving into the intersection of sports and entertainment. Tim's work has been featured in a wide array of outlets including NewsBreak, Newsweek, and Yahoo Sports, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and sports business.
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Tim Crowley's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and figures, particularly in Massachusetts and Boston. He extensively covers the New England Patriots, Celtics, and local basketball prospects. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to these teams or key players.
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By: Tim Crowley
“That’ll be a high fly ball. Big hit and that is going out of here! Three-run homer for Tyler McDonough!” Josh Johnson, a 7-year-old Sea Dogs fan, got to live every potential future announcer's dream with the Double-A Red Sox during Wednesday's 6-4 win over Reading at Hadlock Field. On
By: Tim Crowley
Will Turner made his submission for the best defensive play across the Minors in 2026 in impressive style for the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs on Saturday night at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. In the top of the third, the Red Sox prospect darted back to the center-field wall
By: Tim Crowley
The Red Sox should feel comfortable with the current outlook of a playoff rotation. Game 1: Sonny GrayGame 2: Ranger SuarezGame 3: Payton Tolle Wouldn’t it have been hard to fathom early in the season that the Red Sox could be a real threat in the American League without Garrett Crochet leading the rotation as […]
By: Tim Crowley
Beyond an ahead-of-schedule performance from the Cardinals at the big league level in 2026, St. Louis has been seeing flashes of the future with big power in the system. And one of the most notable ones happened Sunday at Double-A Springfield. Rainiel Rodriguez (STL No. 1) and Jesús Báez (STL
TV: NESN First Pitch: 6:40 p.m. ET While it would probably be better to have Sonny Gray facing the Yankees in a pivotal series for playoff implications this weekend, Boston’s Cy Young candidate takes the ball in Miami in hopes of completing a second sweep in a row for the Red Sox. The veteran right-hander […]
The Red Sox took care of business by securing the series win in Miami Tuesday night. As a result, Boston kept Adley Rutschman and Willson Contreras off their feet Wednesday night as the Marlins, still in the NL Wild Card race, salvaged the finale with a 4-0 final. While the four errors on the night […]
By: Tim Crowley
Reds'top prospect Alfredo Duno doesn't look worse for wear in return from IL Share
By: Tim Crowley
Most young players rising through the ranks have some Major League inspiration guiding them. It just so happens that the player Paul Gutierrez-Contreras II emulates is an important cog in the organization the outfielder was drafted into. The Yankees' 2026 fourth-round pick admitted he models his game after three-time All-Star
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JUNE 05: Willson Contreras #40 of the Boston Red Sox follows through on his fifth inning two run home run against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on June 05, 2026 in New York City. The Red Sox defeated the Yankees 5-3. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) Getty Images
By: Tim Crowley
From the moment Murf Gray's 2026 season began, he's had the power stroke. That culminated in him reaching a milestone Friday that puts him in rare air among Bucs talent over the past two decades. The Pirates’ No. 4 prospect launched a two-run homer -- his 30th of the season
