Dustin Pedroia News

ESPN's Peter Gammons broke the news Tuesday that the Boston Red Sox have approached 2B Dustin Pedroia about the possibility of him moving from second base to shortstop for the 2010 season.

Faced with a vacancy at shortstop following the departure of Alex Gonzalez via free agency, the Red Sox are thinking outside the box.

I begin this endeavor today well aware that I will eventually regard it as a baseball writer's foolish exercise in embarrassment and humiliation.

November 24, 2009 3:11 PM In conjunction with national feature currently up on ESPNRISE.com , we are proud to present the CalHiSports.com All-State All-Decade Team for baseball.

Topps, which has had its Crazy Variation Department working overtime since the 2007 Derek Jeter/George Bush/Mickey Mantle card made its debut, is at it again.

What spoke loudest about the job DeMarlo Hale did in his four years as the Red Sox's third-base coach is that nobody noticed him.

Jacoby Ellsbury and Dustin Pedroia Are the Only Returning Red Sox Starting Players Under the Age of 30 ... And to Celebrate that Fact, Ellsbury Is Switching His Number from 46 to 2 Speaking of 46 Going on 36, How's Mike Lowell Looking as Your Power-Hitting Third Baseman for Another Year? Another Kick in the Dentures: MLB Blows Off Fenway 100 and ...

Pat Murphy has resigned after 15 seasons as baseball coach at Arizona State. No reason was given for the move, which was announced by the university in a brief news release on Friday.

You know how most of us were just assuming that the Brewers would be able to bring back Craig Counsell on another hometeam-friendly one year contract after a surprisingly good 2009 season? According to Buster Olney, that might not happen.

Perhaps when you consider the rich history of the Red Sox, the 2009 season could be looked at as a down year in terms of offseason hardware.

As statesman turned ranger, George La Rue Washington, once said..."It is impossible to rightly govern a Red Sox Nation without God and the Pinstriped Bible." Yes, I'm talking about a possible step back competitively - not an easy thing to do for a franchise that sells out every game and answers to a "Nation" of rabid followers.

The envelopes are sealed, but not for long. Major League Baseball's Award season is upon us, and the Red Sox have some players who could well be recognized for their individual accomplishments in 2009.

This is a May 8, 2007, file photo showing Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Victor Zambrano reacting after giving up a three-run home run to Boston Red Sox's Dustin Pedroia during second inning baseball action in Toronto.

The Gold Glove Awards have basically been rendered meaningless by some insane picks over the years.A Shortstops with double-digit negative UZR, first basemen who play less than 1/3 of the year at the position, aging center fielders who can barely walk.A The odd choices would be funny if they weren't so annoyingly predictable.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow admits she has a little crush on a certain Red Sox [ team stats ] second baseman.

A lot of other blogs do this, so I'll throw it out, too: is anyone interested in participating in an Over The Monster book club? Essentially, we'd all agree on a Red Sox /baseball book and read it.

The Red Sox retained one of the key members of their minor league system yesterday when director of player development Mike Hazen declined to join the San Diego Padres as assistant general manager.

T he Red Sox [ team stats ] retained one of the key members of their minor league system yesterday when director of player development Mike Hazen declined to join the San Diego Padres as assistant general manager.

Aaron Hill of the Toronto Blue Jays is the best defensive second baseman in baseball.

The 105th World Series starts one week from Wednesday, and the Phillies and Yankees are each poised to clinch a pennant now and meet in a boisterous Jersey Turnpike Series.