Boston Red Sox
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Another year of baseball is gone, goodbye: David Lengel takes a look back at the best, worst and most controversial moments of the 2016 season
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I’m a Boston fan, and loserdom defined me – until it suddenly didn’t. Cubs fans might find that after winning the World Series, baseball is never the same again
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Hunter Felt: The Red Sox pitcher sacrificed his body to deliver a World Series. But he’s squandered the fans’ goodwill, and his chances of beating Elizabeth Warren for a Senate seat are slim
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Big Papi was supposedly done in 2009 after two subpar seasons. Seven years later, he’ll get MVP votes. If he’s hitting like this at 40, why can’t he do it at 45?
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A Cardinals employee was sent to prison following a conviction for hacking the Houston Astros’ database: now his employers must pay
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David Lengel: Baseball’s commissioners are still convinced it’s OK to let All-Stars decide who gets home field advantage in the World Series. Plus, happy birthday Goose, should the Red Sox fire John Farrell, and are the Cardinals finally out of luck?
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David Lengel: As the roles of men in blue are whittled away, should some umpiring responsibilities eventually fade to black?
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David Lengel: Harvey hasn’t even been that, but if he can recover to a middling level, that will be enough fo New York in 2016. Plus happy birthday Big Sexy, Donald Trump is green all over, another Marlins mess, and more
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Between a major league record and a new $175m seven-year deal, there’s been plenty of drama at the Nats this week
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David Lengel: A healthy cynicism of Arrieta’s otherworldly achievements is good for the game. Plus, Maeda-mania draws near, Rob Manfred takes on the Goose and Thor takes Manhattan
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David Price, the left-handed pitcher, has signed for seven years, for £144m, and has beaten the contract record set by Clayton Kershaw last year
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David Lengel: The Royals have been champs for over a week, and that means the hot-stove season has arrived: the Guardian services the speculators in asking a handful of baseball’s biggest questions
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A second straight troubling season for the Boston Red Sox is ending on an uplifting note – manager John Farrell is expected back next season after undergoing cancer treatment
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The Astros stormed through the first five months of this season, and then started tanking. But they’re not alone. We pick half a dozen of the worst baseball collapses
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There’s a line between politics and hate – and on Tuesday Schilling crossed it. The big-game pitcher seems desperate to ruin everything he built on the field
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David Lengel: David Price, Justin Upton, James Shields and Yoenis Cespedes are high-profile hired guns still on the market, capable of propelling teams from the playoff bubble to post-season bubbly. The Guardian looks back at six in-season rentals who paid off handsomely
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