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At one point, Jackie Bradley, Jr. was considered to be a high-1st round draft pick. However, after a disappointing 2011 campaign which was mired with injury, his stock fell a bit. The Red Sox scooped him up with the 40th pick in this year’s MLB Draft and if they can sign him – may be [...]

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There’s something about being a 6’7 left handed pitcher that gets you noticed. It’s a whole different bowl of chips to become the first left-handed pitcher taken by the Boston Red Sox straight out of high school since some dude named Jon Lester in 2003. While Henry Owens may be a relatively new name to [...]

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A lot of folks were specualting before the draft that the Red Sox might burn their #26 overall pick on a catcher. The choice ultimately boiled down to Austin Hedges, a strong defensive catcher from California or Blake Swihart, regarded by many as the top offensive catcher in the draft. The Sox chose the later, [...]

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Round 2, No. 81: OF Williams Jerez, Grand Street HS, Brooklyn, N.Y. I’m not going to lie, I’m pretty excited about this one. He’s a New York boy through and through and sparked interest playing for Hank’s Yanks down in Florida, which was a developmental team sponsored by the Yankees. He comes in at around [...]

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When you think of likely places to find young, elite major league talent, Uconn is probably an unlikely place for you to look. This year, however, that all changed as the school landed two 1st round draft picks – one of which went to the Boston Red Sox. Perhaps even more unlikely however, was how [...]

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