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Willson Contreras leaves Red Sox game after getting hit in head with 95 mph pitch

Minutes after getting hit in the helmet by a 95 mph fastball in the second inning Friday, Red Sox first baseman Willson Contreras left the game.

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Red Sox All-Star Willson Contreras exits after 95-mph pitch clips his helmet

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Red Sox 1B Contreras leaves game after fastball clips helmet

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Wilyer Abreu, Willson Contreras lead Red Sox past Athletics with back-to-back late homers

At the end of a weird series in a minor league ballpark, a four-days-but-feels-longer stretch in which they did not hit or defend particularly well against one of the worst teams in baseball, the Red ...

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Red Sox bring 2-1 series lead over Athletics into game 4

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Athletics host the Tigers to begin 3-game series

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Red Sox snatch series from Athletics with three comeback wins: ‘We’re resilient’

Right-hander Sonny Gray struggled to command several pitches in his expansive mix, but managed to complete seven innings nonetheless (97 pitches, 63 strikes).

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Gray finds 'quiet and calm' in later innings of quality start in comeback win

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Red Sox secure comeback victory despite odd moment vs. A’s

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Jarren Duran’s latest incident with Red Sox includes bizarre outburst involving Willson Contreras

"I [expletive] suck. Of course I’m [expletive] pissed at myself." The post Jarren Duran’s latest incident with Red Sox includes bizarre outburst involving Willson Contreras appeared first on Boston.com.

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What Red Sox players, coaches said after Jarren Duran’s outburst

During the sixth inning of Thursday night’s 5-4 win over the Athletics, Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran hit a fly ball to left field with men at second and third and one out. The ball was clearly too shallow for first baseman Willson Contreras to tag up and score from third base,

How Red Sox trade, roster moves affect batting order, shortstop, playing time

The trade for the 25-year-old second baseman shakes up the Red Sox batting order, alters playing time and affects roster construction.