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Lessons Learned From A Year In Red Sox Nation

Bryan’s reflections on a year-plus spent rooting for the Red Sox.

Carl Yastrzemski may not be the best Red Sox in history, but he might be the *most* Red Sox in history.

Hanley Ramirez is the presumptive starting first baseman for the Red Sox. Considering Travis Shaw’s 2015 performance, is that smart?

Bob Stanley isn’t the first name that comes to mind when you think of Red Sox Legends, but he had a very nice career.

Yoan Moncada is coming. Get excited.

How do the top three players in Boston’s farm system stack up against similarly ranked prospects of the past?

Some people thought Allen Craig might rebound in 2015. He did the opposite.

Mo Vaughn’s peak may have been short, but he was a bad, bad man.

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The Red Sox’s roster is pretty much set, but Dave Dombrowski and co can still make a few small upgrades before Spring Training arrives.

Jason Varitek might not be the best backstop in Red Sox history, but new defensive stats prove that he was a damn good player.