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Red Sox make decision on trading Jarren Duran

Red Sox Fans Send Strong Message After Dylan Cease, Jarren Duran Trade Rejected

According to MassLive's Sean McAdam, the Red Sox rejected a trade offer that would have sent Duran to San Diego in exchange for Cease and Ethan Salas, the Padres' No. 2 prospect.

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Red Sox Reportedly 'Quickly Rejected' Padres' Jarren Duran Trade Offer Involving Cease

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MLB rumors: Red Sox’s Jarren Duran trade plans amid Padres’ aggressive pursuit

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After lengthy delay, Red Sox get walked off by the Twins

The Red Sox lost, 5-4, after Jordan Hicks melted down in the bottom of the ninth inning, the climax of a highly unusual — and very long — final frame.

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Twins wait out storm, grab walk-off win over Red Sox

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How to Watch Twins vs. Red Sox: TV Channel & Live Stream - July 28

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Wilyer Abreu Player Props: July 27, Red Sox vs. Dodgers

In 45 of 88 games this year (51.1%) Abreu has recorded a hit, and in 19 of those contests (21.6%) he posted more than one hit.

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Red Sox make major Roman Anthony lineup decision

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MLB rumors: Red Sox urged to trade for ‘absolutely perfect fit’ from Rays

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MLB Insider Reveals Chances Padres Trade Dylan Cease at Deadline

San Diego Padres starting pitcher Dylan Cease is out of contract at the end of the year and has already been offered to the Boston Red Sox for Jarren Duran, but

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Jarren Duran Sweepstakes: Overpay or Walk Away

The trade deadline looms like a storm cloud over Fenway Park, and Jarren Duran’s name crackles through the rumor mill like lightning. The Boston Red Sox’s electric outfielder, the 2024 All-Star Game MVP,

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Red Sox Say No to Padres’ Sudden Trade Approach for Key Player

The Boston Red Sox, according to Sean McAdam of Masslive.com, "quickly rejected" a trade offer from the San Diego Padres for Jarren Duran.

Padres trapped in a Dylan Cease trade deadline dilemma

The Padres are listening on Dylan Cease, which inspired calls from most of the AL East — the Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays and Rays — as well as the Mets and Cubs.