Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Chad Tracy across Baseball, Soccer.
Alex Cora, the former Boston Red Sox manager whose 2018 championship still defines his legacy, has not returned to the dugout in 2026. After a rocky start that led to his dismissal, the team rallied under Chad Tracy, but Cora's next move remains open, with the New York Mets and Houston Astros reportedly courting him for the 2027 season.
Sonny Gray delivered a three‑hit, eight‑strikeout performance that led the Red Sox to a 4‑0 victory over the Chicago White Sox, marking his 14th career win and highlighting Boston’s surge.
The 2023 Boston Red Sox have staged a late‑season surge that mirrors the famous 1967 “Impossible Dream” run, when a team once 14 games under .500 vaulted to 13 games over in just 44 days. At the heart of that revival is 28‑year‑old catcher Adley Rutschman, whose arrival has drawn comparisons to Elston Howard, the 38‑year‑old veteran who joined the 1967 Sox near the end of his career.
Alex Cora broke his silence after being fired by the Boston Red Sox in April 2026, describing mixed emotions, family support, and his uncertain managerial future while the club rallied under interim manager Chad Tracy.
A gusty eighth‑inning drive and a late defensive catch turn the tide, ending Boston’s dominant streak and highlighting baseball’s unpredictable nature.
Adley Rutschman’s first rehab appearance for the Boston Red Sox featured a key defensive play, a timely double and contributed to a ninth straight win, while Payton Tolle dominated on the mound.
Boston survived a 13‑inning showdown, rallying from early deficits to win 12‑11 on Caleb Durbin’s walk‑off single, underscoring a pivotal moment in the team’s recent turnaround.
Chad Tracy’s homecoming to Dodger Stadium coincides with a pivotal turnaround for the Boston Red Sox, blending personal history with on‑field resurgence.
The Boston Red Sox head to Los Angeles for a three‑game showdown with the Dodgers, a team riding the best record in baseball. While the series is not a definitive predictor, it offers a vivid preview of October‑time intensity and a chance for key players to shine.
After flipping Connelly Early for Curtis Mead, the Red Sox are weighing a left‑handed reliever from the Mets whose five‑year sub‑3.00 ERA could cement a championship‑contending bullpen.
Max Aude's recent free‑agent signing with the Athletics highlights a broader trend of Pepperdine graduates excelling across the baseball landscape, from minor‑league promotions to All‑Star recognitions.
With 23 of 30 clubs within four games of a playoff spot, the trade market is buzzing, highlighted by Detroit's resurgence and the looming deadline.
Boston finalizes a one‑for‑one swap that adds a right‑handed power threat and long‑term control, even as the team copes with Langeliers’ torn meniscus.
Caleb Durbin’s early struggles gave way to a dramatic turnaround, as private coaching and a recent surge in performance have helped the Boston Red Sox climb back into wild‑card contention.
The author examines the potential of the 2026 World Cup to elevate soccer in the United States, recalls past disappointments, celebrates Boston’s unexpected hospitality, and concludes that the beautiful game may finally find its foothold.
A nine‑game winning streak has put the Boston Red Sox in the spotlight, but analysts urge the team to consider trading star pitchers Sonny Gray and Aroldis Chapman before the trade deadline.
The Boston Red Sox are exploring catcher and designated‑hitter options, eyeing prospects and veteran insights while navigating a busy deadline period.
The Boston Red Sox have surged to a 12‑game winning streak, climbing above .500 and positioning themselves for a late‑season push. Key pitcher Ranger Suarez is close to returning, while other relievers and prospects add depth as the trade deadline looms.
The Boston Red Sox have opened a 12‑game winning streak, climbing into the final wild‑card spot. Craig Breslow discusses the team's health, key player availability, and the strategic moves needed before the trade deadline.
The Red Sox have surged to a league‑leading 13‑game winning streak, while the Orioles hover two games behind in the Wild Card race, setting up a crucial matchup.
With the Red Sox perched on the third Wild Card and the Orioles just two games back, a high‑stakes series looms as both teams jockey for postseason positioning.
A month-long winning streak has transformed the Boston Red Sox from the brink of elimination to a legitimate threat in the race for the playoffs, driven by a blend of veteran heroics and emerging talent.
A line of thunderstorms that rolled through the Boston area on Tuesday forced the scheduled Orioles-Red Sox matchup to be postponed, turning what was supposed to be a single game into a doubleheader the following day.
The Boston Red Sox matched a club record with 15 consecutive wins, defeating the Baltimore Orioles 6‑3 before a 5‑1 loss ended the streak. Interim manager Chad Tracy, players Willson Contreras, Caleb Durbin, Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, Wilyer Abreu, and Orioles manager Craig Albernaz share insights on the historic run.