Nhung Duong

Jack Morris and the Price of Greatness — How a World Series Hero Realized the Greatest Loss Wasn’t on the Mound, but at Home In baseball history, few pitchers embodied toughness like Jack Morris. The glare, the grit, the complete games when others begged for the bullpen — he was the man who thrived when […]

Wilyer Abreu’s Calf Injury Came at the Worst Possible Time — and Now the Red Sox Face a Franchise-Defining Contract Dilemma There was a point earlier this summer when Wilyer Abreu seemed unstoppable. The 25-year-old outfielder was emerging as one of Boston’s brightest stories — a power-speed threat with swagger, discipline, and a swing that […]

Kristian Campbell and the Cost of Being “The Odd Man Out” — How a Promising Red Sox Talent Became the Center of Boston’s Quietest Roster Battle Kristian Campbell’s name isn’t written in headlines every day, but inside the walls of Fenway Park, it’s the one whispered most often this fall. The 24-year-old infielder, once hailed […]

The Youngest Manager in Baseball, the Oldest Pressure in the Game — How Tony Vitello Balances Family, Legacy, and the Unrelenting Weight of San Francisco’s Expectations When Tony Vitello walks into the Giants’ clubhouse, there’s a tension in the air that only a young manager in an old baseball city could understand. At 42, Vitello […]

From Her Doubt to His Destiny — How Jazz Chisholm’s Grandmother Became the Heart Behind the Yankees’ Most Electric Star When Jazz Chisholm Jr. takes the field at Yankee Stadium, the swagger is unmistakable — the blue hair, the confident grin, the fearless energy. But behind the flash and highlight reels lies a story few […]