Red Sox, with several new players, open season Thursday at Fenway Park against Baltimore Orioles
THE GAME. BUNDLE UP. YEAH, SHAUN, YOU’VE GOT A LOT OF PEOPLE COULDN’T YOU SPEAK TO THE GUY WHO DOES SCHEDULING ABOUT THE FOLLY OF SCHEDULING BASEBALL GAMES IN MARCH IN BOSTON? IT FEELS MORE LIKE WE’RE GETTING SET FOR WINTER GAMES. IT IS GOING TO BE WINDY AND COLD IF YOU’RE COMING DOWN HERE AND THE SOX ARE GOING TO LOOK A LITTLE DIFFERENT THIS YEAR AS WELL. RAFAEL DEVERS IS STILL HERE, BUT J.D. MARTIN, TEN, IS ALSO ZANDER BOGART’S AND NATHAN EOVALDI ARE ALL GONE. NOW LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF THE KEY NEW FACES
ON THE TEAM. OPENING DAY PITCHER COREY KLUBER IS A TWO TIME CY YOUNG AWARD WINNER. MACHA YOSHIDA HAD A GREAT PERFORMANCE IN JAPAN IN THE WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC. WE’LL SEE IF THAT TRANSLATES HERE TO THE MAJOR LEAGUES. JUSTIN TURNER, FORMER WORLD SERIES CHAMPION AND CLOSER KENLEY JANSEN, FINALLY GIVES THE SOX. AND THE ANSWER IN THE BULLPEN. SOME OTHER OPENING DAYS SCHEDULED AROUND THE LEAGUE INCLUDE WRIGLEY FIELD, DODGER STADIUM AND YANKEE STADIUM. AND THE GOOD NEWS IS THERE’S NO SNOW SCHEDULED TO FALL IN ANY OF THOSE GAMES. REPORTING LIVE OUTSIDE FENWAY, RAY BREWER, WMUR NEWS NOW.
I KNOW YOU LOOK ALL BUNDLED UP THERE, RAY. BUT WE DO HAVE A PLAYER WITH NEW HAMPSHIRE TIES. IT’S GOING TO BE AT
