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Dustin Pedroia's case for the Hall of Fame Jaffe ... but the injury he suffered from Machado's slide essentially ended his career. Pedroia missed a week after that incident and went on the IL ...

But a high slide from Baltimore's Manny Machado in ... Pedroia played in just 1,512 games over his 14 seasons. "Dustin Pedroia has a very peak-centric case. His career numbers don't measure ...

Bregman saw Pedroia in college. The newest Red Sox infielder was a 10-year-old bat boy for the University of New Mexico ...

Red Sox great Dustin Pedroia received a high enough percentage ... Pedroia’s knee injuries began after Manny Machado’s takeout slide in 2017. He ended up undergoing a partial knee replacement ...

Dakota has a decade of experience covering a variety of sports, including a four-year stint as a New England Patriots beat reporter. He also is passionate about covering baseball, especially the ...

Dustin Pedroia made his first appearance on a Hall-of-Fame ballot, receiving 11.9 percent of the vote. Even though the 2008 AL MVP and two-time World Series champion has a ways to go if he wants ...

“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 ...

Dustin Pedroia garnered a handful of nicknames during his playing days including "Pedey" and the "Muddy Chicken." But nothing summarized his career better than the "Laser Show." "I call every one ...