ESPN’s Baseball Tonight is spending a day in each spring training camp in Florida and on Monday, they stopped in Ft. Myers at Boston Red Sox camp.
Baseball Tonight anchor Steve Berthiaume spoke with Red Sox skipper Terry Francona about the offseason changes that he’s dealing with at camp.
On ESPN radio’s Mike & Mike In the Morning program on Monday, the Mikes previewed the 2010 Boston Red Sox along with Buster Olney.
NESN’s Heidi Watney caught up with Boston Red Sox right fielder J.D. Drew on Sunday and the pair talked about his offseason shoulder surgery. They also talked about the 2010 Red Sox lineup and the retirement rumors after Drew said he may retire after the 2011 season when his contract runs out.
The NESN set was busy on Sunday as Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon stopped by to talk with Tom Caron and Peter Gammons.
Papelbon talked about what happened in Game 3 of the 2009 ALDS against the Angels and how he’s learned from that experience. He also said he plans to incorporate more pitches into his repertoire.
During the Sunday’s live episode of Spring Break Live on NESN, Boston Red Sox pitcher Josh Beckett stopped by the set to talk with Tom Caron and Peter Gammons.
Beckett spoke about preparing for the season, his routine in relation to bullpen sessions and beating the Yankees in the World Series as a member of the Florida Marlins.
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While Boston Red Sox skipper Terry Francona is busy with spring training, he took a few minutes out of his day to talk with NESN’s Tom Caron and Peter Gammons.
Francona spoke about the players acquired by the Red Sox in the offseason as well as his plans for them.
Boston Red Sox pitching prospect Casey Kelly sat down with NESN’s Peter Gammons to talk about his transition from being a position player and pitcher to a full-time pitcher.
In a video edition of The Laser Show, Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia beat WEEI’s ‘Mut & Bradford in a push-up contest.
NESN Boston Red Sox play-by-play man Don Orsillo is down in Ft. Myers getting ready for the 2010 season.
On Friday, he stopped by the NESN set at the Red Sox minor league development complex to talk with Tom Caron and Peter Gammons about the upcoming 2010 season. He talks about returning to normalcy with Jerry Remy back in the booth for a full season, what it’s like to do a spring training game and opening up against the Yankees among other things.
The Boston Red Sox made a big splash into the international free agent market last summer when they signed Cuban defector Jose Iglesias. At just the age of 19, Iglesias is already looked at as the shortstop of the future with the Red Sox and has been very impressive in a short time at spring training.