Ian Browne is a Red Sox beat writer at Major League Baseball (MLB). He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business, while also delving into various disciplines of team and individual sports. Ian's work has been featured in numberFire, BVM Sports, Politics.co.uk, Medium, and WORLD COMING TOGETHER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
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Ian Browne's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly baseball and the Boston Red Sox team. He frequently provides event coverage, expert commentary, and investment analysis related to trades, pitching, and offseason moves in baseball.
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By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- During an hour-long press conference on Monday that served as the post-mortem of a 2026 season that fell short at the most important time of year, the one thing Red Sox manager Chad Tracy wanted to make clear is that there was no scripting of the games that
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON -- An abrupt postseason for the Red Sox -- swept by the Yankees in two games in an American League Wild Card Series -- got off to an ominous start when Roman Anthony re-injured his right hand/wrist after just two at-bats in Game 1. The next day, he had
By: Ian Browne
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Five questions Red Sox must address this offseason
By: Ian Browne
BOSTON – Last week’s assignment was to answer five top questions surrounding the Red Sox entering the offseason. That doesn’t mean there aren’t many others that are equally compelling. My longtime penpal Jack Marshall, from Virginia, who I finally met in 2023 after exchanging emails for nearly a quarter century
By: Ian Browne
This story was excerpted from Ian Browne’s Red Sox Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. With the 2026 season in the rearview mirror, it seemed like the perfect time to assess the farm system. Chief baseball officer Craig
BOSTON – Through the marathon season, the players who spend their time almost exclusively on the injured list tend to get forgotten about. But that creates a chance for those same players to re-emerge if they can get an opportunity. The Red Sox have four players who fit into that
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Longtime Red Sox executive Lucchino honored with academic sports program Share
By: Ian Browne
Tolle knocks it out of the park as World Series correspondent... is anyone surprised? Share
By: Ian Browne
As if there were any doubts, Payton Tolle has a media career waiting for him as soon as his baseball career ends, which shouldn’t be any time soon when you consider Boston’s prized lefty turns 24 on Sunday. When it comes to genuine humor and all-out fun combined with his
