The trade rumors around the Boston Red Sox have been endless this offseason — like each offseason — but it certainly sounds like a lot of the noise can be ignored, for now.
It's hard to find the perfect trade for the Boston Red Sox right now. But in terms of needs matching up with other teams, the Chicago Cubs stand out. Boston has three starting infielders it feels good about; Chicago has five.
Do the Boston Red Sox already have the big bat they are looking for on the roster? All offseason, a talking point around the organization has been the need to add one or two sluggers.
Spring Training is just over one week away from kicking off for the Boston Red Sox. The Red Sox's pitchers and catchers will officially report to Spring Training by Feb.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
Bolstering the offense was the primary concern for the Boston Red Sox after trading Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants last year. But they failed in their bids to land Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso, and they also lost Alex Bregman to the Chicago Cubs.
Bolstering the offensive production by adding a power hitter or two was the big objective for the Boston Red Sox this offseason. However, they missed out on both Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso and decided to go down a completely different path after failing to re-sign Alex Bregman.
The Boston Red Sox appear to be a team that is ready to do business. They did not re-sign 3rd baseman Alexs Bregman and they failed to bring in free agent Bo Bichette.
The Boston Red Sox shouldn't just make a deal just to do it. At this point in the offseason, it's known that the club could use an infielder. It's also seemingly the calm before the storm.
An under-discussed story of the Boston Red Sox's offseason is the ongoing search for a new catcher. We know the Red Sox were interested in J.T. Realmuto before he re-signed with the Philadelphia Phillies.
It certainly sounds like the Boston Red Sox have a clear path to replacing Alex Bregman at third base. With Bregman joining the Chicago Cubs this offseason, the Red Sox currently have holes at second base and third base.
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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.
The 2025 Boston Red Sox still have a couple notable free agents floating around. A lot of the buzz these days is focused on starting pitcher Lucas Giolito, who was good for the Red Sox all year, but was seemingly boxed out by the upgrades Boston landed this offseason.
It's no secret that the Boston Red Sox are loaded in the outfield. There's a real argument that the Red Sox have the very best overall outfield in baseball.
If the Red Sox could wave a magic wand and make any payroll-related move, they'd probably offload Jordan Hicks' contract onto someone else. Hicks was the Red Sox's concession to the San Francisco Giants for offloading the rest of Rafael Devers' contract, which runs through 2033.
The Major League Baseball offseason is quickly coming to an end, but it sounds like the Boston Red Sox are still engaged in the trade market. That shouldn't surprise anyone too much.
Ever since Alex Bregman left the Boston Red Sox for the Chicago Cubs, the two sides have seemed like obvious potential trade partners. Bregman's arrival left the Cubs with five infielders, leaving Gold Glove second baseman Nico Hoerner and 2025 rookie standout Matt Shaw as potential trade candidates.
Will the Boston Red Sox trade Jarren Duran or Wilyer Abreu this offseason? Like last offseason, this has been a talking point over the last few months.
The Boston Red Sox are having a mixed offseason thus far. On one hand, they bolstered their roster with the trade deals for Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras, in addition to the five-year, $130 million deal for Ranger Suárez.
The last two weeks have been dominated by rumors and whispers about the Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros making a trade that might just never occur. Boston's need for a power-hitting infielder is obvious, and the Astros currently have two-time All-Star Isaac Paredes blocked at third base by Carlos Correa.
After playing a key role in winning a Dominican Summer League championship and being named the organization’s 2024 Latin Program Position Player of the Year in his professional debut, Red Sox outfield prospect Justin Gonzales took another step forward in 2025.
Kristian Campbell was one of the most exciting players in the sport at this time a year ago. Baseball America had ranked him the #4 prospect in MLB on the heels of a .330/.439/.558 showing in the minors.
Right-hander Lucas Giolito is one of many free agents that have been left unsigned as the month of January comes to a close. The 31-year-old enjoyed a bounce-back year with the Boston Red Sox in 2025, going 10-4 with a 3.41 ERA in 26 starts.
At this time last year, Red Sox pitching prospect Juan Valera appeared primed to take another step forward in 2025. Valera, originally signed for $45,000 as an international free agent out of the Dominican Republic in April 2023, put himself on the map in his stateside debut two seasons ago.