The Boston Red Sox had a busy afternoon on Thursday. Like each team around the league with arbitration-eligible players, Boston had to file potential salary numbers by Thursday's deadline, as well as the players.
It’s early January in Boston. Every day, or so it seems, there is the dreaded wintery of sleet/snow/rain/ice and of course wind. But over the next month there will be more and more stories about guys “in the best shape of his life” and heading to Florida for Spring Training.
The Red Sox are scouring the bullpen market for free agent southpaws, and MassLive.com’s Chris Cotillo reports that Tim Mayza and Cionel Perez are two of the left-handers on the team’s radar. Boston has also maintained interest in Justin Wilson and Danny Coulombe, as Cotillo initially reported last month.
The Boston Red Sox have quickly gone from a team that has struggled to develop pitching, to a powerhouse over the last couple of seasons. Guys like Brayan Bello, Tanner Houck, and Kutter Crawford are homegrown success stories and there are more on the way.
Boston Red Sox fans who have watched their favorite team play the Toronto Blue Jays are all too familiar with Bo Bichette. Bichette has long done damage against the Red Sox, and much of that damage has come at Fenway Park.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Whitlock made his MLB debut in 2021. The right-handed hurler immediately captured attention, pitching to a 1.96 ERA out of the bullpen.
Last night, the Colorado Rockies signed RHP Michael Lorenzen to a one-year, $8 million deal, and while that transaction may appear totally irrelevant to the Red Sox on the surface, it does leave Boston as the only team in baseball that hasn’t spent a cent on a major league free agent so far this winter.
Is it really this hard? The Boston Red Sox, to their credit, have made some big trades this winter. But you know what's beter than giving up a bunch of prospects to acquire talent?
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.
The Boston Red Sox could use at least one more hurler before the offseason comes to a close. Not necessarily a starter, but more so a bullpen arm. If a deal falls into your lap, the club should never close the door on anything.
One former member of the Boston Red Sox will reportedly be back in the American League East in 2026 after spending time with the organization in 2025. While this is the case, it's not with the Red Sox organization.
It’s the most exciting time of the offseason: free-agency arbitration agreement time! Tomorrow is the deadline for clubs and players eligible for arbitration to agree to new contract terms or duke it out in front of an arbitration panel.
Alex Bregman has multiple suitors. Bo Bichette has multiple suitors. But there aren't a lot of instances of crossover. For Bregman, the Boston Red Sox's
It sounds like a former member of the Boston Red Sox is considering hanging his cleats up this offseason. Left-handed reliever Justin Wilson spent the 2025 season with the organization and was lights-out in Boston's stellar bullpen.
The Boston Red Sox reached a one-year, $2.75 million deal with right-hander Kutter Crawford on Tuesday, avoiding arbitration. Crawford, 29, missed the entire 2025 season with knee and wrist injuries.
After a promising 2025 season that ended with a Wild Card round loss to the New York Yankees, the Boston Red Sox have begun making deliberate moves toward another postseason push.
Since his rookie season concluded in 2023, it’s seemed designated hitter and outfielder Masataka Yoshida has been out of favor with the Boston Red Sox.