The Boston Red Sox once again dominated the headlines around Major League Baseball on Thursday night, as they made a second trade in as many weeks to beef up the starting rotation.
The Boston Red Sox are adding a piece to their rotation via a trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Red Sox are reportedly acquiring starting pitcher Johan Oviedo from the Pirates in exchange for outfield prospect Jhostynxon Garcia and a player to be named later.
A Major League switch hitter has hit at least 35 home runs on 35 occasions in MLB history. How many of the switch hitters to reach that milestone can you name in five minutes?
Alex Bregman is a very good ballplayer, and it was only a matter of time before his free-agent market started to come into focus. After opting out of the
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The Boston Red Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates struck a deal tonight that involved five players. The Red Sox are acquiring right-handed pitcher Johan Oviedo, left-handed pitcher Tyler Samaniego, and catcher Adonys Guzman.
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The Boston Red Sox are a completely different team than they were at this time last year, but a lot of the storylines remain the same. Will Boston trade an outfielder?
The Boston Red Sox are a big-market Major League Baseball team. Plus, they traded away slugger Rafael Devers and his mammoth contract. Realistically, the Red Sox could afford to sign any player and should have no issue.
Count Wilyer Abreu among the disproportionate number of Boston Red Sox players who have to be sweating trade rumors this winter. Just about everyone acknowledges the likelihood of the Red Sox trading one of their four starting-caliber outfielders, and Abreu and Jarren Duran seem to be the two primary candidates.
The Boston Red Sox should have plenty of cash at their disposal after trading Rafael Devers away this past June and things are about to really pick up steam around baseball.
Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran is in a tough spot. Under any normal circumstances, a player with an All-Star appearance and 13 wins above replacement in the last two seasons would never be on the trade block, especially with three years until free agency.
The Boston Red Sox already have added one much-needed starting pitcher, but could they have another move up their sleeve? It's possible. Alex Speier of the Boston Globe alluded to the fact that adding another starting pitcher is a possibility for Boston this offseason.
Home run power is arguably the No. 1 need for the Boston Red Sox at this point in the offseason, and there's one free agent who stands out above the rest in that regard.
The Boston Red Sox could add one of the top hitters available in Pete Alonso. Boston is in for a busy Winter, looking to add to their young core to get back to contending in 2026.
The Boston Red Sox enter the offseason with one of the trickiest questions in MLB Free Agency, and it centers on Jarren Duran, Wilyer Abreu, and the core of their future.
On November 25th, the St. Louis Cardinals agreed to trade Sonny Gray and $20 million to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for Richard Fitts and Brandon Clarke.
In the aftermath of the Sonny Gray trade, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow made it clear that the team’s plan was to focus on upgrading an offense that saw Alex Bregman opt out of his contract and head back to free agency this winter (not to mention traded away Rafael Devers back in June).
While outfielders Jarren Duran and Wilyer Abreu have been the most common names mentioned in trade rumors, here are three players Boston could also consider moving.
With Sonny Gray now in the rotation, the expectation is that the Red Sox will now move on to adding a prominent bat as the next item on their to-do list.