Welcome To The New Talk Sox!

[Brock Beauchamp]

Welcome to an all-new front page here at Talk Sox! Along with being a long-running forum for fans of the Boston Red Sox, we will now provide fans with thoughtful articles from fellow Sox fans and writers. It is all part of an ongoing effort to create a one-stop-shop, a community for passionate Red Sox fans. 

Before we discuss the articles, you will notice that the forums are still complete and in mostly the same spot as before. It’s all still there. The only addition you may notice is that there is a new forum for commenting on the front-page articles. 

So, what can you look for and expect from the front-page articles of Talk Sox? To answer that, I’d like to encourage you to click on our sister site, Twins Daily, for what you might see over time from some of your favorite Red Sox writers. Here is what you may find over time: 

• Deep statistical analysis on a player or topic. For those who enjoy looking into baseball's many advanced statistics, some articles may help provide reasons for team or managerial decisions, situational analysis, and more. 
• Minor league articles. The plan is to have daily minor league reports on the Red Sox affiliates throughout the minor league season. You will see how the teams did, how the players performed, some highlights, and more. In addition, we will provide prospect rankings and more. 
• Player profiles on major-league players or minor league players. As relationships are developed, we hope to do some player interviews and stories. Maybe there will be stories on current minor leaguers, big leaguers, or even former big leaguers who call New England home. 
• News articles from the day. If a player gets hurt, we will try to analyze how the front office will adjust the roster and maybe how the manager will alter lineups, rotations, roles, etc. Trade or free agent analysis. 
• Draft coverage before, during, and following the MLB Draft. 
• Historical articles digging into some of the great (or not-so-great) Red Sox teams since the formation of the team in 1901. But the history of baseball in Boston is long and filled with interesting topics and stories of the Red Sox, Braves, and more. 
• Video! In the coming days, we’ll roll out our video section, which will feature short videos about Red Sox major and minor league players.

We are not looking to duplicate Twins Daily. This community is already so very strong, so passionate. We want to add to that community and provide more options for Red Sox fans to connect to their favorite team. The articles, much like the writers, will likely evolve, and that’s a good thing. 

What if I want to write for Talk Sox?

That’s a great question. I’m glad you asked. First, feel free to reach out to email at brock.beauchamp@talksox.com or contact any of the other writers and express interest. But, you will also note that the user blogs page is still there. If you’ve ever wanted an audience for your Red Sox takes, this is the perfect place. We will frequently be monitoring the blogs, and if we see quality writing and interesting topics, we may reach out to you about writing on the front page. 

It is also noteworthy that we will be paying our front-page article writers. It’s certainly not enough to quit your day job. So don’t do that. However, it might be enough to show that we value your time, talent, and effort. 

We ask that you support our writers by clicking on their articles, reading them, and leaving comments, questions, and feedback on the topics. This is just an extension of the forums and another means of enjoying following the Red Sox. 

I am seriously looking forward to knowing much more about the Red Sox, their farm system, and more. 

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