Pedroia, Scutaro quickly form tight bond

They are the diminutive duo for sure, but the listed heights of Dustin Pedroia (5-foot-9) and Marco Scutaro (5-10) hardly do justice to how big the new double-play combo will be for the Red Sox.
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Wakefield sharp in first spring start

In his first spring start, Tim Wakefield was effective over three scoreless innings, giving up two hits while fanning one as the Red Sox pounded the Marlins, 9-0, on Tuesday in Jupiter, Fla.
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Red Sox flirt with no-no, walk off vs. Cards

Josh Beckett threw three perfect innings on Monday, and the Sox took a no-no into the seventh before winning, 7-6, over the Cards, thanks to Josh Reddick’s heroics in the ninth.
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Beckett’s timing just right on perfect day

Josh Beckett’s second outing of the spring couldn’t have gone much better. Facing the Cardinals on Monday afternoon, the Red Sox’s ace pitched three perfect innings while striking out three.
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Lowrie, subs stand out in Red Sox’s rally

Jed Lowrie led the way for a quiet Red Sox starting lineup on Sunday, while Clay Buchholz allowed three runs in two innings in a come-from-behind 5-4 win over the Orioles on Sunday.
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Dice-K takes strides with side session

While the Red Sox were on the bus to Sarasota for a matchup with the Orioles, right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka took another step forward in his rehab, throwing his first full-fledged side session of camp.
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Lackey’s debut goes off without a hitch

It started with precision and ended without a blemish. John Lackey’s debut in a Red Sox uniform — at least the unofficial one — went off without a hitch.
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Doubront looks sharp in loss to Rays

Felix Doubront looked sharp in two innings of work in the Red Sox’s 6-4 loss to the Rays on Saturday, allowing no runs and no hits while walking one and striking out Carl Crawford, Ben Zobrist and Pat Burrell.
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Hulett comes through in a pinch to lift Sox

Utility infielder Tug Hulett, pinch-hitting for David Ortiz, hammered a three-run homer in the bottom of the seventh inning of the Red Sox’s 9-3 victory vs. the Twins on Saturday.
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Enthusiastic Dice-K progressing nicely

As cameras clicked away and reporters from two countries intently tracked his progress, Red Sox right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka inched closer to being ready for game action by firing 58 pitches from the bullpen mound on Friday morning.
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