Two BCB favorites reached the 2,000 hit mark yesterday… well, maybe. We know Jason Kendall did

UPDATE: Mike Wood over at the BSO sent me an update saying that the album is available at Barnes & Noble, Fenway Park souvenir stands, and over at Symphony Hall. Also, you can get it straight from the horse’s mouth at www.bostonpops.org .

The Blue Jays are in a strong battle for first in the AL East. It’s an exciting time for this team right now, with the team sitting at the top of the standings. They are, in fact, statistically the best team in the AL, with a 22-12 record and a lot of possibilities for continuing forward.

While most of the nation’s baseball-filled eyes will be looking at the New York - Boston series this weekend, most of the people in the middle of the country will be watching a very different rivalry: the one between the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals

The Taiwanese RHP for the Yankees, Chien-Ming Wang , has been taken off the rotation for this weekend’s series against the Boston Red Sox. The pitcher was not pleased about it, as he feels that it’s his job to go out and pitch everytime he’s scheduled.

As the Red Sox try to claw their way out of a 5-1 hole against the A’s here at the end of the first week of the new season, I’ve been asked to take a look at some of the new Sox-related media making its way to the bookstores this spring. I’ll start with the book, Mark Rucker’s Boston Red Sox and the Meaning of Life (MVP Books, 2009). Its a book that’s in a weird place as far as my rankings

On Sunday afternoon in Anaheim the  Angels  lost two players and their manager all to ejections but some how they still managed to beat the Boston Red Sox. Former New York Yankee, Bobby Abreu was involved with the incident when Red Sox pitcher, Josh Beckett through a fast ball right at the head of Abreu

Curt Schilling has had a great career in the MLB. He has been dominant with the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Boston Red Sox, winning several championships with those clubs. In 2001, he was co-MVP of the World Series with Randy Johnson

JUPITER, Fla.

JUPITER, Fla. - Boston Red Sox prospect Jonathan Van Every left an exhibition game against St. Louis after spraining his right ankle running the bases in the fifth inning.