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Doug Fister is again pitching for Dave Dombrowski, a reunion between a pitcher and an executive with plenty of history. Dombrowski made a number of big trades when he was with the Detroit Tigers, and two of them involved Fister. One came in 2011, when the Tigers acquired him from Seattle. Continue to Article

June 26, 2017 3:10:am EST

Doug Fister is again pitching for Dave Dombrowski, a reunion between a pitcher and an executive with plenty of history. Dombrowski made a number of big trades when he was with the Detroit Tigers, and two of them involved Fister. One came in 2011, when the Tigers acquired him from Seattle. The other was after the 2013 season, when Fister was dealt to Washington. Those deals had a significant impact on contending teams, and that's what the Boston Red Sox — Dombrowski's current employer — are hoping for after bringing in the 33-year-old starter to help an injury-plagued rotation. "It's definitely a good feeling to get back out here," Fister said after pitching six innings in Sunday's 4-2 loss to Continue to Article

June 26, 2017 3:10:am EST

Doug Fister is again pitching for Dave Dombrowski, a reunion between a pitcher and an executive with plenty of history. Dombrowski made a number of big trades when he was with the Detroit Tigers, and two of them involved Fister. One came in 2011, when the Tigers acquired him from Seattle. Continue to Article

June 26, 2017 3:09:am EST

BOSTON — Sometime soon, Rafael Devers should be in Triple-A Pawtucket. President of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said as much on Friday, calling Devers “real close.” Jhonny Peralta’s to get some time at third base at Pawtucket, and Michael Chavis is going to now at Double-A Portland alongside Devers, so it’s not the clearest path.  “I don’t think I can pin it on one particular thing,” vice president of player development Ben Crockett said of what's kept Devers in Portland. “I think he continues to refine. I think his approach at the plate and kind of the maturity of his game and just the experience that he’s had — he’s moved so quickly, being a 20-year-old in Double-A, and one of the youngest Continue to Article

June 25, 2017 8:39:pm EST

Miami Marlins outfielder Ichiro Suzuki doesn’t have to try all that hard to break records these days. At 43 years and 246 days old, Suzuki is the new record-holder. Henderson was 43 years and 211 days old for that start, according to MLB.com. Continue to Article

June 25, 2017 7:19:pm EST