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Will the Red Sox surprise people in 2023? Or are the destined for another cellar dwelling season?

Who will be the top performers on the mound this season for the Red Sox? Let us know!

Let's take a look at who will be doing much of the heavy lifting for this year's lineup and let us know how the 'big boppers' will do.

Hope springs eternal, and with that in mind, what do you think is the best-case scenario in which you could see the 2023 MLB season playing out for the Red Sox?

Red Sox projections are all over the map entering the 2023 season. Take a look at these ones and see if they paint an accurate picture of how you expect 2023 to go for the Sox.

Rafael Devers is far and away the best player on the team. So, who is No. 2?

The data is already pretty astounding. The average time of the first 19 spring training games this year was 2-hours and 36-minutes. The average time of spring training games last year was 3-hours and 1-minute. That means, thanks to the pitch clock, games have been 25 minutes(!) quicker on average.

Do you always get fired up, no matter what, at this time on the calendar? Or do the many doubts have your looking for other forms of entertainment come spring?

After multiple off-seasons of speculation, Bill O'Brien is returning to Foxborough at long last.

The direction of the club appears to be "let's sign a bunch of old and cheap dudes to 1-year deals or minor league contracts and hope to catch lightning in a bottle like 2013."