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  1. Holobetz was the player to be named later in the Quinn Priester trade and immediately made an impact, beginning with High-A Greenville. Making 12 appearances there, Holobetz showcased an ability to keep walks limited as he allowed only 10 free passes in 63 innings of work. He also managed to strike out 62 batters in that same span. He would end up being promoted to Double-A Portland where he would finish the season, appearing in six games and tossing 37 2/3 innings to a 2.39 ERA. During that same span Holobetz looked even better, walking just five batters and allowing just one home run. Holobetz starts on the first base side of the rubber and has a deceptive delivery, as he manages to hide the ball well. His repertoire is a fastball that can top out at 96 mph and has shown bat-missing ability and he’s comfortable using it at the top of the strike zone. He also has a slider that is his weakest pitch due to inconsistent feel. Entering spring training in 2026, he’s tweaked it to become more of a bullet slider. The 23-year-old also has a curveball that he struggles to land in the strike zone consistently and a changeup that has some two-seamer action to it. Both pitches are viewed as being potentially average pitches with enough development. Holobetz will begin 2026 back with Portland but should he do well to open the season and the Red Sox are forced to call up their starting pitching depth from Worcester, he could see a promotion to Triple-A by the middle of the season. Despite a decent fastball and an improved slider, Holobetz’s ceiling is likely that of a middle reliever unless he can develop a third reliable offering.
  2. We're looking for front-page contributors to write Red Sox content for the 2026 season! If you’ve ever wanted an audience for your Red Sox takes, this is the perfect place. While we generally lean into analytics and analysis, we also take a “come as you are” approach to baseball and give writers a lot of leeway to write about the game in a way that interests them. That could manifest in historical pieces, previews, or regular series. It’s a matter of finding your niche in the fandom and carving out a space for it. Right now, our primary need is minor-league coverage and major-league analysis. If this is the kind of baseball talk that interests you, please reach out via email at brock.beauchamp@talksox.com or reply to this article. It is also noteworthy that we pay our content creators. 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. If you know someone who might be interested in creating Red Sox content as a side job, please share this with them!
  3. We're looking for front-page contributors to write Red Sox content for the 2026 season! If you’ve ever wanted an audience for your Red Sox takes, this is the perfect place. While we generally lean into analytics and analysis, we also take a “come as you are” approach to baseball and give writers a lot of leeway to write about the game in a way that interests them. That could manifest in historical pieces, previews, or regular series. It’s a matter of finding your niche in the fandom and carving out a space for it. Right now, our primary need is minor-league coverage and major-league analysis. If this is the kind of baseball talk that interests you, please reach out via email at brock.beauchamp@talksox.com or reply to this article. It is also noteworthy that we pay our content creators. 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. If you know someone who might be interested in creating Red Sox content as a side job, please share this with them! View full rumor
  4. Mexico (TBD) vs United States (Skenes): 3/9/25, 8pm Eastern - Major League Baseball Talk - DiamondCentric DIAMONDCENTRIC.NET We're trying a new thing this year, now that we have DiamondCentric as its own site. If you're not familiar with DC, it's the parent site of Twins Daily, Brewer Fanatic, North Side...
  5. Hello again, Red Sox fans! Twice a year, we sit down and find the most popular posts and blogs on Talk Sox, and their creators receive prizes for their contributions to this community. The Red Sox had a wild offseason, with considerable roster shuffling in trades. We look at the most popular posts and most popular blogs created by our amazing community contributors. Most Popular Post One of our newest posters took the most popular post award this offseason, so congrats to @jonnylongfella for this post following the Red Sox's surprise signing of Ranger Suarez! Jonny, please private message me with your name and address so I can send you this cool replica Red Sox championship ring! Most Popular Post Runner-Up The Red Sox losing Alex Bregman to the Cubs at the eleventh hour angered many fans, including @5GoldGlovesOF,75 with the second-most-popular post of the offseason. He skewers the Red Sox brass for routinely coming up just short, and questioning their dedication to winning. Thanks for being one of the top contributors on Talk Sox every year, 5GG! Most Prolific Poster We like to tip our caps to the poster who earned the most reputation points, and over the winter, that was one of our long-term moderators, @mvp 78! Thanks for all you contribute to this site, mvp! Most Popular Blog Entry One of the features of Talk Sox is that we offer the ability for any of our users to create a free blog that will be read by hundreds of like-minded Red Sox fans. Over the winter, the most popular blog entry was from @Charlie Hoke, who wrote up this blog post about how losing out on Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman maybe wasn't the worst outcome imaginable. Charlie, please private message me so I can send you this cool 3D wall hanging of Fenway Park! That's all for this winter, folks. Give a round of applause to all of those mentioned in this piece, and here's to a successful 2026 season for the Red Sox!
  6. Hello again, Red Sox fans! Twice a year, we sit down and find the most popular posts and blogs on Talk Sox, and their creators receive prizes for their contributions to this community. The Red Sox had a wild offseason, with considerable roster shuffling in trades. We look at the most popular posts and most popular blogs created by our amazing community contributors. Most Popular Post One of our newest posters took the most popular post award this offseason, so congrats to @jonnylongfella for this post following the Red Sox's surprise signing of Ranger Suarez! Jonny, please private message me with your name and address so I can send you this cool replica Red Sox championship ring! Most Popular Post Runner-Up The Red Sox losing Alex Bregman to the Cubs at the eleventh hour angered many fans, including @5GoldGlovesOF,75 with the second-most-popular post of the offseason. He skewers the Red Sox brass for routinely coming up just short, and questioning their dedication to winning. Thanks for being one of the top contributors on Talk Sox every year, 5GG! Most Prolific Poster We like to tip our caps to the poster who earned the most reputation points, and over the winter, that was one of our long-term moderators, @mvp 78! Thanks for all you contribute to this site, mvp! Most Popular Blog Entry One of the features of Talk Sox is that we offer the ability for any of our users to create a free blog that will be read by hundreds of like-minded Red Sox fans. Over the winter, the most popular blog entry was from @Charlie Hoke, who wrote up this blog post about how losing out on Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman maybe wasn't the worst outcome imaginable. Charlie, please private message me so I can send you this cool 3D wall hanging of Fenway Park! That's all for this winter, folks. Give a round of applause to all of those mentioned in this piece, and here's to a successful 2026 season for the Red Sox! View full article
  7. Alex and Maddie dive into some surprising names (Mickey Gasper) that have been tearing it up in Grapefruit League action, and some not so surprising like Jarren Duran and Ceddanne Rafaela. They move on to their WBC predictions and discuss whether strong showings from Duran and Masataka Yoshida make either more tradable as the season gets underway. They both make their fifth starter predictions and give Payton Tolle and Connelly Early their flowers for strong starts to camp, before making strong cases for why the Red Sox shouldn't trade for Issac Paredes now that Caleb Durbin and Marcelo Mayer are settling into positions. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-talk-sox-podcast/id1783204104 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3qPrPXEngu0CxgTmlf0ynm Listen on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-talk-sox-podcast-244591331/ Listen on Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/4tmd121v Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@talksox View full article
  8. Alex and Maddie dive into some surprising names (Mickey Gasper) that have been tearing it up in Grapefruit League action, and some not so surprising like Jarren Duran and Ceddanne Rafaela. They move on to their WBC predictions and discuss whether strong showings from Duran and Masataka Yoshida make either more tradable as the season gets underway. They both make their fifth starter predictions and give Payton Tolle and Connelly Early their flowers for strong starts to camp, before making strong cases for why the Red Sox shouldn't trade for Issac Paredes now that Caleb Durbin and Marcelo Mayer are settling into positions. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-talk-sox-podcast/id1783204104 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3qPrPXEngu0CxgTmlf0ynm Listen on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-talk-sox-podcast-244591331/ Listen on Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/4tmd121v Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@talksox
  9. They're very broad. I suspect that will tighten up over time as more countries grow interested. Teams like Great Britain have improved drastically over just a few WBCs.
  10. The WBC is around the corner. Our friends at Fish On First put together this outstanding guide to the Classic. The ultimate fan guide to the World Baseball Classic - Miami Marlins Guides & Resources - Fish On First FISHONFIRST.COM Here is everything you need to know heading into the sixth edition of baseball's biggest international tournament.
  11. I've forgotten to do this, but we should have a game thread up to talk about ST games, one per week.
  12. What grade do you give the Red Sox this offseason?
  13. To be fair to Durbin, he's good at bunting for hits. The Brewers sacrificed more than other teams, but it's not a central component to their identity. They'd "sacrifice" more in the sense that they'd try for a hit, with the fallback being a sacrifice if it didn't work.
  14. Here are some helpful pieces from Brewer Fanatic on Durbin: https://brewerfanatic.com/news-rumors/milwaukee-brewers/how-can-caleb-durbin-improve-in-2026-r4127/ https://brewerfanatic.com/news-rumors/milwaukee-brewers/above-and-beyond-five-brewers-that-greatly-improved-in-2025-r3812/ https://brewerfanatic.com/news-rumors/milwaukee-brewers/caleb-durbin-is-an-enigma-r3615/
  15. Welcome to Talk Sox! Sorry it took awhile to approve your post, I was travelling most of the day.
  16. The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and we're looking to expand our video coverage. Have you ever considered being on-camera and talking about the Red Sox? If yes, we'd love to talk to you about it. Our videos are typically in a wide variety of styles: breaking news, analysis, and historical study. We're open to any and all ideas as long as they're centered around the Boston Red Sox. We're looking for serious baseball talk, so leave the hot takes at home. If you'd like to learn more about this cool little side gig, please email Brock Beauchamp at brock.beauchamp@talksox.com. Here is an example of a recent Red Sox video from us:
  17. The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and we're looking to expand our video coverage. Have you ever considered being on-camera and talking about the Red Sox? If yes, we'd love to talk to you about it. Our videos are typically in a wide variety of styles: breaking news, analysis, and historical study. We're open to any and all ideas as long as they're centered around the Boston Red Sox. We're looking for serious baseball talk, so leave the hot takes at home. If you'd like to learn more about this cool little side gig, please email Brock Beauchamp at brock.beauchamp@talksox.com. Here is an example of a recent Red Sox video from us: View full rumor
  18. Hi, I have deployed a more comprehensive code snippet for ad-free caretakers. This should work better and includes the ability to remove ads that display before videos. If there are any problems with your ad-free caretaker status, please reply here.
  19. To receive the fastest response, please create posts about technical issues in the link below. DiamondCentric is the new parent site of all our team sites, and all logins operate through DiamondCentric.net. Your login here is the same as it is there, and you automatically have an account. DiamondCentric Issues & Suggestions - DiamondCentric DIAMONDCENTRIC.NET Discussion relating to the dynamics of DiamondCentric and the site. Suggestions can be found & placed here.
  20. This should be fixed now, please let me know if it isn't.
  21. Welcome to Talk Sox! I don't think Bichette is getting $300m. He's young, which is great, but also *not* a shortstop. I think he's closer to Willy Adames than he is Cory Seager.
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