Red Sox, Spring Training

Everything you need to know about Red Sox Spring Training
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When do Red Sox pitchers and catchers report? When’s the first spring training game?
The Red Sox’ equipment truck is en route to southwest Florida after leaving Boston on Monday and players are beginning to trickle into the Fenway South complex in Fort Myers. By the middle of next week, spring training will be fully underway with Alex Cora returning to lead the Red Sox for his seventh (non-consecutive) season.
Red Sox "Truck Day" at Fenway Park signals unofficial start of Spring Training
The annual "Truck Day" celebration has been a tradition for the Red Sox since 2003. Red Sox pitchers and catchers will report for duty on Tuesday, Feb. 11 and hold their first workout the next day on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Alex Cora's team will hold its first full-squad workout on Monday, Feb. 17.
Large batch of early arrivals a positive sign for Red Sox spring training
About 25 players were seen around the Sox spring training complex in Fort Myers, even though the first workout for pitchers and catchers isn't until next Wednesday.
Top Red Sox Exec Teases Big Addition With Spring Training Just Days Away
While speaking with reporters Monday at Red Sox "Truck Day," franchise CEO Sam Kennedy said Boston still could make significant additions "depending upon how things play out here
Red Sox equipment truck heading to club's spring training home in Fort Myers, Florida
The celebration of Truck Day has been a Red Sox tradition since 2003, signaling the unofficial start of Spring Training.
It’s time for the Red Sox to sign Alex Bregman, and other thoughts ahead of spring training
Playing nine innings while noting that the Mavericks got more in return in their foolish trade of Luka Doncic than the Red Sox did when they sent Mookie Betts to LA 1
Red Sox Pitcher Provides Positive Injury Update Heading Into Spring Training
Many fans have already been calling for a move to the bullpen for Whitlock, even before his latest injury. Nonetheless, it's a positive that he'll be healthy this spring. As a starter or a middle-inning reliever, Whitlock could provide valuable innings to the Red Sox as the season progresses.
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