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Red Sox Make Jarren Duran Trade Decision Ahead Of Deadline: Report

A Duran trade could make sense because the Red Sox have a bit of a logjam in the outfield, but when looking to chase a World Series, it's better to have too much talent than not enough.

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MLB rumors: Red Sox’s Jarren Duran trade plans amid Padres’ aggressive pursuit

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Red Sox’ Jarren Duran not concerned with trade deadline rumors, calling it one of the few things he doesn’t stress over

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Alex Cora noticed Red Sox veteran wearing cut-off shirt ‘looks stronger’

Cora said. “And when he left, I told them, ‘He looks stronger.'"

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Red Sox's David Hamilton: Back in majors

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Frustrated Mayer placed on IL with right wrist sprain, awaiting MRI results

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Alex Cora explains new-look Red Sox lineup with Roman Anthony leading off

Manager Alex Cora discussed the new-look Red Sox lineup that has Roman Anthony leading off and Jarren Duran batting third.

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Garrett Crochet outduels Clayton Kershaw, Jarren Duran has two triples and a double in Red Sox win

Crochet (12-4) allowed two runs in the first inning, then combined with Justin Wilson, Garrett Whitlock, and Aroldis Chapman to blank the Dodgers for eight innings.

Jarren Duran makes embarrassing baserunning mistake

The Los Angeles Dodgers committed a brutal error early in their game against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday, but the dropped ball was not even the most

Fenway Insider Live: Sean McAdam on trade deadline, potential Red Sox moves

MassLive’s Fenway Insider Sean McAdam will host a live mailbag Thursday at 12 p.m. and will highlight the upcoming MLB trade deadline. Throughout the mailbag, McAdam and MassLive reporter Lauren Campbell will discuss the Boston Red Sox ’ plans, whether trading Jarren Duran makes sense and more.

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Buehler’s best work wasted as Red Sox drop Phillies opener in bizarre loss

Boston had chances all night long, at least one baserunner in nine of 10 innings, but their clutch factor was M.I.A. and in the bottom of the 10th, it was the Phillies who triumphed, albeit in one of the most bizarre endings baseball has seen in a long time: A walk-off on bases-loaded catcher’s interference, determined on a replay review.