It's no secret that the Boston Red Sox have been linked to a handful of players in trade rumors over the last few weeks since losing Alex Bregman and signing Ranger Suárez.
There are still options on the table for the Boston Red Sox if they want to bring more power to town. In 2025, the Red Sox finished the regular season 15th in the league with 186 homers as a team.
The Boston Red Sox have made some moves during the offseason, most notably trading for Willson Contreras of the St. Louis Cardinals and acquiring pitcher Sonny Gray from the Cardinals in a separate trade.
He’s Tyler Samaniego, and he has only a slightly easier name to pronounce than Jhostynxon “The Password” Garcia, whom he was traded for along with Johan Oviedo.
The Boston Red Sox aren't going to find the perfect trade that satisfies everyone in the next month. But winning rosters aren't built on perfection. After
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.
It's both a blessing and a curse that the Boston Red Sox have four exciting outfielders. On just about any other team, all four -- Roman Anthony, Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, and Wilyer Abreu -- would be stalwarts in a lineup and reasons to be excited about the season.
As Major League Baseball kicks off the 2026 season, the Boston Red Sox enter the year with three highly touted prospects in Baseball America’s 2026 Top 100 Prospects list — a clear signal that Boston’s farm system is making strides toward long-term contention.
Perhaps there's a reason it feels like this last move of the offseason for the Boston Red Sox might be taking an extra couple of weeks. The Red Sox need another infielder, they need more right-handed power, and they are most likely to find it in a trade.
When the Boston Red Sox kick off the 2026 season, they should be able to compete in the American League East. The offseason has been overshadowed by the loss of Alex Bregman, but the club has actually had one of the better performances of any team in baseball this offseason.
The recent talk about Dustin Pedroia on the Hall of Fame ballot has only further increased my desire for a capable, reliable Red Sox infield. We’ve seen it before, and we could get there again.
With each passing day, the noise continues to grow around the Boston Red Sox and different infield options around the league. Over the last few weeks, the three players who have been mentioned the most for Boston are Houston Astros slugger Isaac Paredes, Chicago Cubs infielder Nico Hoerner, and St.
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 Red Sox invited 14 minor leaguers to major league spring training on Friday. Of those 14, Jeremy Wu-Yelland was the only left-handed pitcher to make the cut.
The Boston Red Sox are always looking around for ways to add talent to the organization. That certainly is the case right now with an Alex Bregman-sized hole in the infield.
After the Boston Red Sox’s “Big Four” prospects entering 2025 all graduated or were traded, new names quickly established themselves in the farm system.
One word to describe this Boston Red Sox offseason? Turbulent. The dramatic pivot from losing All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman to signing All-Star pitcher Ranger Suárez last week was enough to give any Red Sox fan offseason whiplash.
The Boston Red Sox have been a team that has been dipping its toes in the catcher market this offseason, although there isn't anything to show for the club's interest yet.
The Boston Red Sox returned their two primary catchers from a year ago, but they clearly aren't married to the current depth chart. Boston sniffed around three-time All-Star J.T.
The Boston Red Sox have more starting depth than the vast majority of teams out there right now around Major League Baseball. Boston has 10 legit starters who could be in a team's rotation in 2026.
Good morning! MLB Network just completed its annual exercise in ranking the top-100 players in Major League Baseball. You already know who number 1 is, and he doesn’t play for the Red Sox.
It's difficult to gauge where the Boston Red Sox stand on potentially acquiring Eugenio Suárez. On one hand, the Red Sox came into the offseason professing their need for more home runs, and Suárez hit 49 of those last year.
Earlier this week, MLB Pipeline ranked Red Sox minor league infielder Mikey Romero as one of the top 10 third base prospects in baseball heading into the 2026 season.
The Boston Red Sox gained more than a frontline starter when Ranger Suarez arrived to town. During his introductory appearance at Fenway Park, the veteran left-hander shared a childhood observation about the Red Sox and Yankees rivalry that immediately resonated with fans and added unexpected emotional depth to the signing.
Before making the signing of Ranger Suarez official earlier Wednesday morning, the Red Sox made a trade with the Twins to create a 40-man roster spot for the All-Star left-hander.