Who are your favorite Red Sox bloggers?

[Brock Beauchamp]

I'm trying to do some research into the Sox blogosphere and I'm wondering who you're reading. My preference is toward the analytical side of the game but I'm open to any recommendations you might have. Thanks!

[Bellhorn04]

Over the Monster is really good.

 

To tie it in with the Bill James thing, here's a piece with some pretty innovative ideas on how to cut down on the strikeouts and increase the number of balls in play.

 

https://www.overthemonster.com/2024/7/17/24199496/mlb-needs-to-take-a-sledgehammer-to-its-strikeout-crisis-heres-a-few-ways-they-could-do-it

[Brock Beauchamp]

Over the Monster is really good.

 

To tie it in with the Bill James thing, here's a piece with some pretty innovative ideas on how to cut down on the strikeouts and increase the number of balls in play.

 

https://www.overthemonster.com/2024/7/17/24199496/mlb-needs-to-take-a-sledgehammer-to-its-strikeout-crisis-heres-a-few-ways-they-could-do-it

 

Thanks! I don't agree with a lot of the ideas in that article but it's certainly an interesting read.

[Bellhorn04]

Outstanding piece here by Dan Secatore at Over the Monster about Devers not speaking to the press for a hour plus after Tuesday's loss to the Mets and some of the fallout.  And about a lot more than that.  Secatore is really good.

https://www.overthemonster.com/2024/9/6/24236818/red-sox-rafael-devers-didnt-speak-but-he-said-everything-christopher-smith-chris-cotillo-masslive 

[mvp 78]

Matt Collins and Marc Normandin were really good when they would write about the Sox, but I think they’ve moved onto bigger things. 

Matthew Kory has a substack twitter@mattymatty2000.

[Brock Beauchamp]

On 9/7/2024 at 9:59 AM, mvp 78 said:

Matthew Kory has a substack twitter@mattymatty2000.

Matthew will probably be writing for the site at some point, I've spoken to him several times and we're just working out the details.