FORT MYERS, Fla. — Red Sox non-roster invitee Austin Adams still has the Roger Clemens pitch trainer ball that he used to learn a slider when he was a kid. It’s one of those baseballs that ...
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Expired but not retired: Why is Roger Clemens’ No. 21 off-limits for Red Sox players?“They wouldn’t give that one out.” The Red Sox haven’t officially retired the number, but it’s been off-limits for two decades since Roger Clemens’ last season with the club in ‘96. Clemens certainly ...
The Sox want third baseman Rafael Devers to become a designated hitter to make room for prize free agent acquisition Alex Bregman, who’s been a Gold Glove third baseman for the Astros.
The Hall of Fame made some small adjustments to its veterans committee system to limit people with relatively little support ...
6. Why haven’t the Sox retired Roger Clemens’ number? The Red Sox haven’t let a player wear No. 21 since Roger Clemens’ last season in ‘96, but they haven’t retired it, either.
Former New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens is regarded as one of ... during his career which included tenures with the Boston Red Sox, Toronto Blue Jays and Houston Astros.
The Red Sox haven’t officially retired the number, but it’s been off-limits for two decades since Roger Clemens’ last season with the club in ‘96. Clemens certainly made his case during ...
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