Dustin Pedroia was around Reds camp on Monday and he introduced himself and his kids to Elly De La Cruz. Pedroia played for ...

Alex Bregman has signed a $120 Million contract with the Boston Red Sox, influenced significantly by his admiration for ...

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Dustin May was only about a month away from rejoining the roster last summer after an elbow surgery and a Tommy John revision that left him benched in 2023. However ...

Dodgers pitcher Dustin May said he was “pretty close” to joining his team’s 2024 World Series run until a “complete freak accident” required emergency surgery for a serious tear in his ...

But what truly made Bregman’s transition to Boston special was his deep admiration for a former Red Sox great—Dustin Pedroia. The two-time World Series champion and Red Sox legend had a ...

“My favorite player Dustin Pedroia,” Bregman said of the club's former second baseman and two-time World Series champion. “He reached out a few times this offseason and talked about how special it was ...

Alex Bregman is a member of the Red Sox, and it sounds like Dustin Pedroia had a helping hand in making the deal happen. Pedroia spent his entire 14-year career with the Red Sox, with the team ...

Ahead of the 2025 season, the Boston Red Sox signed Alex Bregman with encouragement from retired icon Dustin Pedroia, who described the special nature of being a Red Sox. Pedroia's influence was ...

The third baseman stated that the person who influenced him to play at Fenway Park was an idol of several years: Dustin Pedroia. The brand new Boston Red Sox icon in the mid-2000s contacted Alex ...

Dustin Pedroia. And when it became clear that signing Bregman would require some creativity and a complicated contract structure, Breslow had to be open to the guidance and expertise of a ...

Bregman highlighted the recruitment effort from former Boston second baseman Dustin Pedroia. "My favorite player, Dustin Pedroia," Bregman said when asked who had the biggest impact on his free ...

Dustin Pedroia was once the Red Sox's dirt dog second baseman and the American League's Most Valuable Player. Theo Epstein was the architect behind the curse-breaking 2004 World Series team as ...