September 9, 2009

Who is your favorite Red Sox in-season acquisition?

The Red Sox have made a few mid-season moves this season, and for the most part, they’ve paid off with key contributions coming from players like Victor Martinez, Alex Gonzalez and Paul Byrd.

It’s not a new trend. Since the well-known Garciaparra swap and the pick-up of Dave Roberts in 2004, Boston has made a number of mid-season moves, including transactions that netted the club Jason Bay and Orlando Cabrera, to name a few.

So who’s your favorite Red Sox in-season acquisition?

August 10, 2009

What other first-year Red Sox players have made an immediate impact on the team?

Nick Green’s first-half performance may have been the biggest surprise of the early Red Sox season. And with injuries to Jed Lowrie, he was desperately needed.

What other first-year Red Sox players have made an immediate impact on the team?

August 10, 2009

Who is the most exciting Red Sox player you’ve ever seen?

Jacoby Ellsbury is one of the most exciting players in baseball. Once he reaches base, he’s always a threat to run – and we even saw him steal home against the Yankees earlier this year.

Who is the most exciting Red Sox player you’ve ever seen?

July 1, 2009

How does Mike Lowell compare to the best Red Sox third basemen of the past?

There have been many excellent third basemen in Red Sox history, from Jimmy Collins to Wade Boggs and Bill Mueller. Who’s your favorite Red Sox third baseman of all time? Who do you think was the best player?

How does Mike Lowell compare to the best Red Sox third basemen of the past?

June 5, 2009

What did you like best about the World Baseball Classic

During Spring Training this season, baseball fans turned to the World Baseball Classic. What did you enjoy most about the global competition? Following Red Sox players? Seeing how different teams play the game?

What did you like best about the World Baseball Classic?

June 5, 2009

What baseball books have you read and found of interest?

Many of us grew up reading books about baseball and our favorite ballplayers. And many of us continue to read books about baseball as adults. Talk to us about what you’ve been reading or your favorite all-time book about baseball.

What baseball books have you read and found of interest?

June 5, 2009

Where do you think Tim Wakefield ranks amongst all-time knuckleball pitchers?

Tim Wakefield, the longest-tenured current member of the Red Sox, has been getting the job done at Fenway Park with a fluttering knuckleball since 1995. Tell us what you think of Wakefield’s contribution to the Red Sox and the sport.

Where do you think Tim Wakefield ranks amongst all-time knuckleball pitchers?

May 6, 2009

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU

Red Sox Nation, we want to hear from you! Let us know your thoughts on the team, how they’re playing, or someting you saw in Red Sox Magazine. We will make some selections to run in future editions of the magazine, so keep your eye out for your name. Be sure to leave your first name and location for possible publication.

Share your thoughts on the team or something you saw in Red Sox Magazine.

May 6, 2009

What is your favorite Ted Williams memory?

Ted Williams is one of the iconic members of the Boston Red Sox and his legacy will live on in baseball lore forever. What do you remember most about him? His .409 season? Homering in his final at-bat? His emotional appearance at the 1999 All-Star Game at Fenway Park?

What is your favorite Ted Williams memory?

May 6, 2009

What Red Sox alumnus would you like to see featured as a “Son of New England”?

Over the years, more than 1,500 ballplayers have worn the Red Sox uniform. New Englanders have adopted many of these former players as one of their own. Each month, Herb Crehan details a Red Sox alumnus in his “Native and Adopted Sons” series. Who would you like to see featured?

Which Red Sox alumnus would you like to see featured?