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Roster Recap: Henry Owens Has His Ups and Downs

The much-anticipated arrival of Henry Owens finally occurred in 2015, and the results were as varied as his repertoire.

The Red Sox pitching staff rightfully received most of the attention this offseason, but where does that leave their lineup in 2016?

Rusney Castillo certainly hasn’t lived up to his $72.5-million contract to this point, but is there reason to believe he could turn things around?

David Price has long been really good, but there’s substantial evidence that he’s only getting better.

Dustin Pedroia had his best season at the plate in several years, but his defense took a step back and he missed nearly three months.

With Chris Young in tow, the Red Sox are poised to have a potent bench in 2016.

Saying goodbye to a New England tradition.

Everyone thinks the Red Sox are going to add a front-line starter this offseason, but their rotation revamping shouldn’t stop there.

You might have heard once or twice that Rick Porcello’s 2015 was pretty bad. Does his late-season surge lend itself to legitimate optimism?

Everyone wants the Red Sox to focus on pitching, but the upside of adding Chris Davis shouldn’t be ignored.