The Boston Red Sox have a real question at third base in the offseason for the first time in years. For all of the question marks around the Red Sox in recent years, third base was one of the few positions that Boston never had to think about.
Will the Boston Red Sox find a way to keep Alex Bregman with the organization? That’s the million-dollar question. Well, it actually will take more than a million dollars for the Red Sox to get something done, but that is besides the point.
The Boston Red Sox could use another starting pitcher with upside this offseason and fortunately there will be plenty of options for the taking. We're in arguably the most interesting time of the offseason.
The catching position was a source of uncertainty for the Boston Red Sox at various points this season, and many will recall that at one point, they signed a two-time All-Star as a potential solution.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
If the Boston Red Sox end up losing Alex Bregman this offseason, that would be a tough look for the organization. Entering the 2025 season, the Red Sox had two of the best overall third basemen in baseball in Bregman and Rafael Devers.
The path to becoming a standout Major League Baseball player is often far from linear. Making it to the majors is one thing, then one has to carve out a role for themself.
It's going to be a long few months for the Boston Red Sox. When you had as much success as the club did in 2025 and seemingly plenty of money to spend, you're going to be under a microscope.
Tanner Houck didn’t look like the ace he was in 2024, struggling tremendously in every start he made in 2025 before eventually finding the root of his mechanical issues: a flexor tear that required Tommy John surgery.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Most of the buzz of the Major League Baseball offseason revolves around which superstar could go through whatever team through free agency or via some sort of blockbuster trade.
The American League is wide open right now and the Boston Red Sox very well could take the top spot as soon as the 2026 season, depending on how this offseason goes.
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora has seen the highs and lows since coming to the franchise in 2018. And he seems genuinely excited about the direction the Red Sox are headed.
On Thursday, the list of player who are receiving the qualifying offer was announced and it was shared that the Boston Red Sox were not extending it to Lucas Giolito.
Red Sox prospects Luis Perales and Stanley Tucker have been selected to the 2025 Fall Stars Game, the Arizona Fall League announced on Thursday. Perales,
For a second consecutive winter, Alex Bregman will test the free agency waters after opting out of the final two years of his three-year, $120 million deal with the Boston Red Sox.
Since debuting in 2021, the evolution of Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran goes beyond the walls of Fenway Park. Yet, this will be the fifth consecutive winter trying to figure out who he is.
Triston Casas might have been doing a Jaden Smith impression this week. The Boston Red Sox first baseman Casas drew attention on Tuesday night with the bizarre message that he posted to his Instagram page.
The Red Sox announced that they have agreed to a one-year deal with outfielder Jarren Duran for the 2026 season. MassLive.com’s Christopher Smith reports that Duran will earn $7.7MM in 2026, with another $75K available in bonus money.
In some ways, the 2025 season was a success for the Boston Red Sox. The fact that the Red Sox made the playoffs at all was a bit of a surprise given a deal made in June.