As the 2026 Major League Baseball season approaches, one guy to keep an eye on if you're a Boston Red Sox fan is Kristian Campbell. Campbell broke camp with the Red Sox last season and burst onto the scene in Boston as a big leaguer.
Good morning! The Red Sox will play actual Major League competition today. We’re getting there, even if the weather outside doesn’t exactly look like baseball season.
It’s pitching preview time, ladies and gentlemen. Over the next several days, I’ll be writing 10,000 words or so about everyone you might see pitching for the Red Sox to start the season.
It is an exciting time to be a Boston Red Sox fan. While the front office has gotten a lot of flak, and a good chunk of it has been deserved, there is a lot to like about the club heading into the 2026 season.
Spring training is the time of year when it feels like the roster needs to be set in stone, but it's inevitable that at some point, new blood will be needed in the form of top prospects.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
There are a lot of youngsters in the Boston Red Sox organization whose stocks are appreciating. But perhaps no one has had more of a rise since this time last year than Connelly Early.
Last season was a resurgent one for the Boston Red Sox. For the first time since 2021, they returned to the postseason. Although the Red Sox ultimately fell short, their AL Wild Card series loss to the New York Yankees was full of lessons.
Will Marcelo Mayer have a consistent role with the Boston Red Sox in 2026? The answer is significantly more likely than not to be yes. Willson Contreras will be at first base and Trevor Story will be at shortstop.
Most of the headlines about the Boston Red Sox's trade with the Milwaukee Brewers last week centered on infielder Caleb Durbin coming to Boston. But a reminder: There were six players involved.
In Spring Training, the present and the future come together. The big league club is getting ready for a long season and trying to contend. The minor league guys are trying to work their way up through the system.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
Spring Training action has kicked off across the league and one player who surprisingly is available is former Boston Red Sox starter Lucas Giolito. Giolito missed the playoffs for Boston, but was a consistent cog for the club all throughought season to the tune of a 3.41 ERA across 26 starts.
The Boston Red Sox undoubtedly have high hopes for infielder Marcelo Mayer this year, and they're challenging him to justify that hype from day one. Last season, Mayer impressed on defense in his 44-game rookie debut, but was inconsistent with the bat.
Four of the Boston Red Sox's rotation spots are locked up, barring injury, which is putting a lot of focus on the No. 5 slot. On Thursday, Chris Cotillo of MassLive reported that the Red Sox saw that No.
Good morning! The Red Sox will play an honest-to-god baseball game today, as Spring Training is finally under way. So my question to you today is: what are you watching for in Spring Training?
"If Alex Bregman wanted to be here, ultimately he'd be here." Those were Boston Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy's comments over the weekend, when asked about why Bregman, the three-time All-Star third baseman, had skipped town for the Chicago Cubs.
The Boston Red Sox are stlll trying to sort out the infield configuration. Second base and third base have been the talk of camp so far. That is because Marcelo Mayer and Caleb Durbin are both up for both positions.
The Boston Red Sox will need to reconfigure their infield alignment following the departure of Alex Bregman after just one season. They acquired Willson Contreras during the offseason to take up the first baseman position, along with Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Brendan Rodgers, to give additional cover.
It’s pitching preview time, ladies and gentlemen. Over the next several days, I’ll be writing 10,000 words or so about everyone you might see pitching for the Red Sox to start the season. I’ve put the team’s starting options into tiers because that’s how my brain works.
Boston Red Sox rotation candidate Johan Oviedo has plenty to prove this year, but an incredibly high ceiling. After arriving in a five-player trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates in November, Oviedo has been getting his spring going in Fort Myers, tossing a live batting practice session on Thursday.
The Boston Red Sox are already in the midst of a uniform fiasco a month before the 2026 season even begins. Fans caught a glimpse of the Red Sox’s intended 2026 home uniforms through photoshoots at the beginning of spring training.
The Boston Red Sox are heading into the 2026 MLB season carrying a surplus of talent in the outfield. The team only has three outfield spots to fill, yet four players are worthy of starting every day: Jarren Duran, Roman Anthony, Wilyer Abreu and Ceddanne Rafaela.
Decisions made by the Red Sox regarding Rafael Devers and Alex Bregman have brought criticism, but the front office doesn't appear ready to accept blame for the missteps.