Red Sox fans raised their eyebrows Friday night when a rumored trade target posted a seemingly random highlight.
The St. Louis Cardinals openly want to trade Nolan Arenado but haven’t been able to find the right suitor or terms to get a deal done. The feeling might be mutual from the Gold Glove third baseman who reportedly is “highly, highly motivated” to join Boston, which he’d waive his no-trade clause for.
That’s why it was interesting when Arenado posted a Manny Ramirez highlight on his Instagram story. What was interesting was that the 33-year-old threw back to when the Red Sox legend played for the then-Cleveland Indians. There’s no shortage of epic moments from Ramirez’s Boston career, but that didn’t stop the Fenway Faithful from speculating.
Of course, a cynic could point out that Ramirez also played for the Los Angeles Dodgers, another team Arenado reportedly has an interest in playing for.
The no-context social media post did come at an opportune time as the Cardinals reportedly “reengaged” in trade talks with the Red Sox, Dodgers and New York Yankees. It seems like Arenado hopes these renewed talks will be successful and he’ll find a new home before spring training begins.
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In a recent Instagram story, Colorado Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado shared a photo of himself wearing a Red Sox hat, sparking speculation among fans and analysts about a potential trade to Boston.
While it’s important to note that players often wear hats of various teams for fashion or endorsement purposes, the timing of Arenado’s post has reignited rumors that the Red Sox could be interested in acquiring the five-time All-Star.
Arenado, who has been one of the most consistent and productive players in the league over the past few years, would undoubtedly be a significant addition to any team’s lineup. The Red Sox, who are in need of a third baseman following the departure of Rafael Devers, could certainly benefit from adding a player of Arenado’s caliber.
Of course, trade rumors are just that – rumors. It’s impossible to say whether there is any substance to the speculation surrounding Arenado and the Red Sox at this point. However, it’s clear that fans and analysts alike are eager to see how this situation unfolds.
Stay tuned for more updates as the MLB offseason progresses and trade talks heat up. Who knows, we may just see Nolan Arenado donning a Red Sox jersey sooner rather than later.
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As a kid, my parents’ movie library was an important resource for my cinematic education. And you could bet that we had a copy of The Shawshank Redemption on VHS, just waiting for me to eventually one of the best ‘90s movies to ever exist. Upon rewatching Frank Darabont’s iconic Stephen King adaptation, I certainly had some thoughts, and they further proved why this movie has endured.
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I’m Kind Of Surprised Andy Dufresne Was Even Convicted
I know if Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) doesn’t get convicted of murdering his wife and her lover, there’s no Shawshank Redemption. But between our protagonist’s profession, and the infidelities being visited upon him, do you seriously mean to tell me a 1950s jury wouldn’t side with these implied actions?
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I Can’t Think Of Anyone Else Playing Andy Or Red
Here’s a piece of Shawshank Redemption trivia you may not have known: Tom Cruise and Harrison Ford were among the potential pairs considered to play Andy and Red. I’m all for considering “what if…” scenarios when it comes to classic films, but I honestly can’t think of anyone else matching the chemistry of Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman’s friendship on screen.
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The Shawshank Redemption’s Casting Game Has Always Been Strong
Every time I watch this movie, I swear I notice new actors that I either forgot or hadn’t noticed were part of the cast. This time around I “discovered” that Robocop and E.R. vet Paul McCrane was one of the guards, and was reminded that 24’s Jude Ciccolella was also a screw at Shawshank. Meanwhile, every go-round reminds me how I’ll always recognize Jeffrey DeMunn after his short but powerful turn as the lawyer who sends Andy up the river.
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Stephen King Knows How To Write Grounded Adult Fairy Tales
While Red (Morgan Freeman) delivers the line “Prison is no fairy tale world” in The Shawshank Redemption, I still consider it an example of realism meeting such morally tinged fables for adults. The fact that Stephen King would not only go on to write The Green Mile as a sort of “Shawshank meets magical thinking” heartbreaker, with Frank Darabont returning for its 1999 adaptation, only proves my point.
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Bob Gunton’s Introduction Is So Subtly Chilling
Throughout the entirety of this prison drama, we see Bob Gunton’s Warden Samuel Norton barely raise his voice, except for when he discovers Andy’s escape. Revisiting his chilling introduction through Andy Dufrense’s arrival at Shawshank, I was reminded that vocal hysterics are no match for wielding a bible, and knowing how to hurt someone with just a nod.
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Jake Is One Of The Many Clever Ways The Passage Of Time Is Shown At Shawshank
Most movies show time passing with either obvious dialogue or handy title cards. There are moments in The Shawshank Redemption where dialogue helps contextualize when we are in the story, but it’s never clunky. Also, with the added device of Jake the crow growing from a baby to a full-grown buddy, we’re shown progress without needing to put a calendar right under our noses.
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Clancy Brown Plays The Line Between Menace And Authority To A Tee
When your kids are old enough, show them The Shawshank Redemption, then a random episode of Spongebob Squarepants. It’ll blow their minds by connecting Mr. Brown’s roles of Byron Hadley and Mr. Krabs, and it’s only another example of versatile performers filling Frank Darabont’s cast. While he’s not always turned up to 11, the shifts between unchecked menace and simple authority are so seamless.
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I Wish I Could Tell You Andy Dufresne’s First Encounter With The Sisters Wasn’t Tragic
One of the emotional moments that never fails to maintain its tragedy is when Bogs (Mark Rolston) and the rest of The Sisters gang up on Andy in the prison laundry. We don’t see the brutality, relying on Morgan Freeman’s narration to confirm that the worst had indeed happened. Each time that scene comes on, expect your heart to sink.
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The Roofing Crew Scene May Be The Best Scene In The Shawshank Redemption
If there is one scene that ties all of The Shawshank Redemption’s perfection into a subtle package, it’s when Andy and his fellow prisoners enjoy that cold bohemian beer after tarring a roof. It’s idyllic, visually stunning, and gives the audience the same temporary moment of unbridled joy as Andy Dufresne. Other moments may be more pronounced, but the joy truly sneaks up on you every time, even if it’s a consequence of Brooks Hadley threatening to cause Andy “accidental” harm.
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Thomas Newman Really Poured His Heart Into The Shawshank Redemption Score
Andy’s escape into the rain. Red’s arrival on the beach in Zihuatanejo. Brooks’ sad end. All of those moments are cinematic history in The Shawshank Redemption, and their perfection is aided by composer Thomas Newman’s emotionally charged musical score. Good luck trying to drive if “Brooks Was Here” comes up on shuffle.
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The Shawshank Redemption Helped Me See Beyond Stephen King’s Horror Writing
Growing up, I was introduced to Stephen King as “The Master of Horror.” That image only grew through my eventual initiation through watching miniseries like 1990’s IT. But when I saw that The Shawshank Redemption was written by the same man who masterminded such frights, it was a watershed moment that helped me look past the stereotype and love the man’s work even more.
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If Anyone Should Have Remade The Stand, It Should Have Been Frank Darabont
Mick Garris’ 1994 miniseries adaptation of The Stand, in my mind, has never been topped. I’ve slowly slogged through the 2020 Paramount+ remake, and with all due respect to the talent involved, it pales in comparison. But now that I’ve rewatched The Shawshank Redemption, I can’t help but wish that Frank Darabont’s Randall Flagg easter egg led to an alternate universe where he got to do his thing with the epic clash between the disciples of The Walkin’ Dude and Mother Abigail.
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Brooks’ “Easy Peasy” Line Holds Up, Even If It’s Of Questionable Taste
“Easy peasy, Japanese-y.” I know it’s not a terribly offensive line, but hearing the sweet Brooks Hadlen (James Whitmore) utter that line always gave me pause. Upon this most recent viewing, however, I realized that this line is another clever way of showing character. Thanks to the institutionalization of Brooks, we get a window into what the world was like when he was a free man; back when that sort of phrase was probably more prevalent.
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Andy’s Story Doesn’t Forget To Include Moments Of Levity
I’ll never look at a copy of Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo without thinking of William Sadler, Tim Robbins, and Morgan Freeman debating where to file it in the prison library. Humor and warmth go hand in hand with tragedy and tears in The Shawshank Redemption, allowing for organic breaks from the harsh realities of incarceration. Frank Darabont’s sensibilities as the writer/director of this film are sharp as the rock hammer Andy uses to get his freedom, knowing when to lean into either extreme.
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No Letter Writing Campaign Could Ever Beat Andy Dufrense’s Quest For Books
A former friend of mine and I used to love referencing the moment when Andy Dufrense petitioned his local government officials for better resources in Shawshank’s prison library. As someone who loves a good story where a dedicated fanbase gets something done through letter-writing, I have to say that Dufrense’s triumph is probably the greatest example of this time-tested form of protest winning the day.
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How In The Name Of Castle Rock Did The Shawshank Redemption Bomb At The Box Office?
The weekend of September 23, 1994, had some pretty decent movies in the box office top 10…and somehow The Shawshank Redemption wasn’t one of them. That’s right, the only reason we’re still talking about this picture is thanks to video rentals and constant airings on TNT in the years that followed. How did people let this happen?!
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Shawshank Is A Masterclass In Patient Storytelling
In a little under two and a half hours, you really feel like you’ve gotten to know Andy Dufresne and some of his pals at Shawshank State Prison. It consistently amazes me that I can still feel this way about a movie I’ve watched frequently over its three decades of existence. There’s never a moment where it feels like you could either skip or fast forward to the next, putting the pacing in that sweet spot where you don’t want it to end, but can’t think of anything to add.
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William Sadler Really Is One Of The Best Actors We Have
I originally thought that The Shawshank Redemption proved that William Sadler was one of the best character actors on the scene. Upon further thought, I’d say he’s one of the best performers out there, period. The dude’s range has seen him hang with the Crypt Keeper, tangle with John McClane, and try to reap the souls of Bill and Ted. Watching him as Heywood always puts a smile on my face, because how can you begrudge a man just listening to his Hank Williams records?
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Brooks’ Epilogue Still Crushes My Heart Every Single Time
You don’t even have to show a person the entirety of this filmto bring them to tears. While having the background on Brooks’ character does make his eventual fate all the more tragic, you could merely show them his final scenes on the outside of Shawshank. No matter how many times I see James Whitmore play the end to his arc, I always hope that Jake found Brooks somehow, somewhere far away from that pain.
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This Movie Pivots Perfectly Between Emotional Ups And Downs
In the span of a handful of minutes, The Shawshank Redemption goes from Brooks’ tragic suicide to Andy’s triumphant book delivery, which then turns to our humble bank manager’s solitary confinement. Just those moments piled on top of each other are an emotional roller coaster, but they all land perfectly, without losing a step to any potential tonal whiplash.
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Frank Darabont Truly Understands Stephen King’s Work
Adapting The Green Mile into a Tom Hanks-starring tear-jerker was the next step in Frank Darabont’s King canon journey, but giving The Mist its soul-crushing ending was probably the greatest sign that Darabont truly understands Stephen King’s work. Especially because according to his own account, Frank Darabont was inspired by King’s original text to get to that traumatizing finale.
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You Could Frame That Shot Of Andy Escaping The Tunnels
The moment that Andy Dufrense escapes those tunnels of…waste in The Shawshank Redemption, he bathes in the rain of liberation in a moment you could practically frame and hang on your wall. Considering it went on to become the original poster art for the 1994 release campaign, I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought so.
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How Is This Picture Only 142 Minutes?
There is no way that The Shawshank Redemption is only a couple minutes short of two and a half hours. It never feels anything shorter than perfect, which is honestly thanks to the pacing of the storytelling and every factor being top-shelf. Honestly, this is probably why The Green Mile would eventually be allowed to slightly exceed the 3-hour mark when it was released.
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The Shawshank Redemption Counts As A Heist Movie
I never really thought of Andy Dufresne’s antics as a secret heist movie, but that’s exactly what I came away thinking this time out. Years before Danny Ocean and his ten friends would knock off Las Vegas, Andy used accounting, knowledge of the banking system, and some geological know-how to make his great escape. Is it too late to give Andy a role in the Ocean’s Eleven prequel?
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Tommy Williams’ Fate Is Even Crueler Than That Of Brooks Hadlen
If anyone got a worse deal than Brooks Hadlen, it had to be Tommy Williams (Gil Bellows). Sent to prison for burglary, he wasn’t nearly as hardened as some of the criminals who walked the halls of Shawshank State Prison. Yet thanks to his ability to exonerate Andy Dufresne, the young man who could have had a bright future was taken out with another one of Warden Norton’s patented nods.
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Roger Deakins’ Cinematography Helped Make This A Timeless Classic
Everyone knows that cinematographer Roger Deakins is a GOAT when it comes to his craft. The Shawshank Redemption is a key piece of proof as to how he’s maintained such a reputation, as his eye helps this picture evade any sort of signs of aging. It looks timeless, and feels just as preserved through never being approached as a “‘90s movie.”
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Without Question, Shawshank Is A ‘Remote Drop’ Movie
Thanks to Christopher Nolan’s love for Talladega Nights, the world now knows to call something you can never turn away from on TV a “remote drop” movie. The Shawshank Redemption is absolutely such a gem, as no matter what point in the story you’re at, no matter how many times you’ve seen it before, you’re in for the duration once it’s caught your eye.
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Frank Darabont Might Actually Get Me To Watch Stranger Things Season 5
I haven’t cared about Stranger Things since completing Season 2, but have kept up with the series as a responsible journalist. I’ll do the same when its final season debuts, but knowing that Frank Darabont came out of retirement to direct a Season 5 episode has given me a smidgen of incentive to finish the journey.
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I Can’t Believe The Shawshank Redemption Almost Didn’t Show Us Andy And Red’s Reunion
It took notes from a test screening, and the reluctance of Morgan Freeman, to give The Shawshank Redemption an ending where we actually saw Red and Andy reunite on the shores of Zihuatanejo. I refuse to accept a world where that true moment of redemption doesn’t exist.
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The Shawshank Redemption Is Still A Perfect Movie
A little over a decade ago, I wrote about perfect Shawshank moments in a bid to show that I felt it was a perfect movie. I stand by my feelings to this day, and I don’t think that’s going to change any time soon.
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How Did Forrest Gump Win Best Picture In 1995?
The 67th Academy Awards in 1995 saw Tom Hanks’ bittersweet nostalgia trip Forrest Gump winning Best Picture. The rest of the field was occupied by Pulp Fiction, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Quiz Show, and The Shawshank Redemption. Is anyone else ready to send someone to Shawshank for letting this happen?
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This Is One Of The Most Rewatchable Films In History
If The Shawshank Redemption was a storybook, I imagine I’d have several copies that are worn to varying degrees. It’s something you can always return to and enjoy freshly while reflecting on those peaks and valleys of emotion that pop up along the way. Which reminds me…I’m long overdue to pick up the 4K disc, even if the cover art isn’t the gorgeous Drew Struzan poster that adorned the Blu-ray set.
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