The Boston Red Sox are in an intriguing place with the offseason winding down. It has been a long offseason and while the Red Sox very well could be in a better place overall than they were at the end of the 2025 season, it still feels incomplete.
Last week, Red Sox fans Damon Campagna, Lily Rose Smith and Patrick Spaulding filed a class-action lawsuit against the team in U.S. District Court, alleging that it charged illegal junk fees from at least 2022 through 2024 and used “drip pricing” to inflate the stated costs for tickets.
Boston Red Sox fans, by and large, don't seem to be thrilled with the Isiah Kiner-Falefa deal. MassLive's Chris Cotillo reported Wednesday night that Boston and Kiner-Falefa, the former Gold Glove utility man, were in agreement on a one-year, $6 million contract.
Last year, the Boston Red Sox created a major conundrum after signing Alex Bregman to play third base, as Rafael Devers refused to take a new role as the first baseman.
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The Boston Red Sox front office is having a mixed offseason so far. They came in for sharp criticism from the fans after missing out on their top free agent targets.
The more we learn about Isiah Kiner-Falefa's deal with the Boston Red Sox, the more opportunity there is for complaints from the doomsday portion of the fan base.
With the loss of Rob Refsnyder to the Mariners this offseason, plus the never-ending rumors of either Wilyer Abreu or Jarren Duran being traded for an upgrade in the infield, the Boston Red Sox have been discussing moves for outfield depth.
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An offseason smattered with solid additions for the Boston Red Sox could ultimately be remembered for the one major subtraction. After trading for Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras, everything seemed teed up for the Red Sox to re-sign three-time All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman.
It appears as though the Boston Red Sox may be done in the infield. Boston entered the offseason talking about a need to add significant power to the organization.
The latest Boston Red Sox rumors suggest the front office is finalizing its roster just ahead of Spring Training. The Red Sox reportedly have strong interest in acquiring one of two available infielders from the Chicago Cubs to solidify their lineup.
The Red Sox have found the answer to their problems in journeyman infielder and 2020 Gold Glove winner Isiah Kiner-Falefa, who, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, is finalizing a one-year deal.
The Red Sox reportedly have an agreement with infielder Isiah Kiner-Falefa on a one-year contract, pending a physical. Salary terms for the ALIGND Sports Agency client remain unreported.
It's no secret that the Boston Red Sox have a hole in the infield. It has been talked about for weeks at this point and the topic isn't going away anytime soon, unless the club brings in one more infielder.
The Boston Red Sox landed yet another intriguing arm on Tuesday. The pitching additions have certainly been the story of the offseason so far, outside of the loss of Alex Bregman, of course.
The end of the 2024 season was dark for the Boston Red Sox, and then-rookie catcher Mickey Gasper embodied the struggles. Gasper made his major league debut for the Red Sox after over six years in the minors, and one of his first plate appearances was an impressive extra-innings walk against the Texas Rangers.
With spring training on the horizon, the Boston Red Sox are still missing a crucial piece. Because they lost Alex Bregman in free agency to the Chicago Cubs, the Red Sox have only three true starting infielders.
It's no secret that the Boston Red Sox could use another bat this offseason. That's especially the case from the right side of the plate. Boston's roster is loaded with left-handed hitters.
Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros fans could probably spend hours arguing over the values of their rosters' top trade candidates. It's fairly obvious that the Red Sox need infielders and the Astros need outfielders.
The clock is ticking and time is running out if the Boston Red Sox specifically want to get a deal done before Spring Training begins. There is less than one week to go until Spring Training kicks off and Boston is still in a place in which the roster doesn't appear to be complete.
The Red Sox are in agreement with reliever Kyle Keller on a minor league contract with an invite to Spring Training, reports Will Sammon of The Athletic.
The Boston Red Sox pulled off many teams' dream yesterday by trading one of their worst players. Relief pitcher Jordan Hicks went from Boston to the Chicago White Sox in a package that also included $8 million in cash considerations and top prospect David Sandlin.
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The Red Sox seemingly have enough pitching depth to consider trading some. Jen McCaffrey of The Athletic reports that Patrick Sandoval, Brayan Bello and Jordan Hicks have been discussed in trade talks.