The 2018 Boston Red Sox will always be remembered as the most prolific team in franchise history. However, according to one of the players on that team, not everything that happened was smooth sailing.
It didn't take long for Sonny Gray to endear himself with Boston Red Sox fans. After the Red Sox acquired Gray from the St. Louis Cardinals, he shaded the club's biggest rivals in his first media appearance with the organization.
With the Super Bowl happening this past weekend, that wraps up football season, meaning baseball’s right around the corner. Pitchers and catchers for the Boston Red Sox reported to Fort Myers on Tuesday, with the rest of the squad reporting on Sunday.
The Boston Red Sox made a significant climb back towards American League title contention last year when they made the playoffs. Their stay in the postseason was a short one, as they beat the Yankees in Game 1 of the Wild Card series before losing the next two and seeing their season come to an end.
It was a long offseason full of trade rumors around the Boston Red Sox. Part of the reason why that is the case is because Craig Breslow and the front office as a whole aren't afraid to make a deal.
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.
The Boston Red Sox certainly got a pleasant surprise from Carlos Narváez in 2025. Boston acquired Narváez from the New York Yankees for minor league pitcher Elmer Rodriguez and international signing bonus pool money.
The Boston Red Sox trading for a 5-foot-7 infielder almost immediately invoked a widespread comparison. Back in his playing days, Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia was listed at 5-foot-8, but no one believed he was even that tall.
Down a rabbit hole of things that didn’t happen, the Red Sox apparently made several attempts to acquire Zach Neto from the Angels before pivoting and trading with the Brewers for Caleb Durbin.
One of the most intriguing storylines for the Boston Red Sox this offseason is going to be young infielder Marcelo Mayer. Mayer is someone with all the upside in the world.
The ZiPS projections are out, and they’re not impressed with the thump — or lack thereof — in the Red Sox lineup. If you visit Fangraphs and sort these individual player projections by home runs, you have to go all the way down to a tie for 127th to find the first name in a Red Sox uniform.
Extensions have been a theme of Craig Breslow's tenure of Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer. In the past two years, Boston has locked up Brayan Bello, Ceddanne Rafaela, Garrett Crochet, Kristian Campbell, and Roman Anthony beyond arbitration, tying each of them to the Red Sox until at least 2029.
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.
In late November, the Red Sox protected three pitching prospects from the 2025 Rule 5 Draft by adding left-hander Shane Drohan and right-handers David Sandlin and Tyler Uberstine to their 40-man roster.
A fiery former member of the Boston Red Sox has found a new home after two injury-plagued seasons with the organization. Boston signed three-time All-Star reliever Liam Hendriks to a two-year deal ahead of the 2024 season.
While it's not completely clear who will be manning second base and third base for the Boston Red Sox on Opening Day, one option already seems to be off the table.
The saga barely bears repeating for the Boston Red Sox at this point. Trading away the team's best power bat in Rafael Devers was a real risk for a team that already lacked power.
Caleb Durbin was a good ballplayer as a rookie with the Milwaukee Brewers, and he got better as the season went along. But his arrival didn't seem to address the Boston Red Sox's biggest problem.
It's day two of spring training for the Boston Red Sox, but because it's fun, let's do some reading of the tea leaves. One of the sneaky subplots of this offseason has been the Red Sox leaving the bullpen untouched.
The time has come for us all to step away from the trade machine. All offseason, the Boston Red Sox took a trade-first approach to improving the team. After landing Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras, and Caleb Durbin via trade, it would be tempting to think more moves could be coming.
Lost in the Boston Red Sox offseason pitching overhaul is 29-year-old right-hander Kutter Crawford. The former 16th-round pick missed all of the 2025 campaign with various injuries, making him something of the forgotten child.
Though his performance may have been overshadowed by the likes of fellow 2024 international signees Justin Gonzales and Enddy Azocar, Red Sox outfield prospect Anderson Fermin undoubtedly impressed in his stateside debut last year.
Red Sox pitching prospects Jack Anderson and Eduardo Rivera were named to Great Britain’s and Puerto Rico’s initial rosters on Thursday for the upcoming World Baseball Classic.