If you're a Boston Red Sox fan, don't expect to see a big trade get done in the coming weeks when it comes to the infield. Infield trade targets were the story of the offseason.
If Boston Red Sox had the time to watch a World Baseball Classic game early on a Monday afternoon, they were rewarded. Red Sox starter Brayan Bello took the ball for Team Dominican Republic to face Team Israel in a pool play game at Marlins Park, and outside of one bad pitch, he was nails.
The reality of Major League Baseball is that every player on the 40-man roster is constantly being ranked against the other 39. Someone has to be the first man out if an addition is made, and the Boston Red Sox are always liable to make one of those additions.
The Boston Red Sox's infield depth took an unfortunate turn as Brendan Rodgers injured his shoulder towards the end of February. Red Sox manager Alex Cora shared on March 3 that Rodgers would likely need surgery, although it wasn't confirmed exactly what type, as transcribed by Mac Cerullo of the Boston Herald.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Boston Red Sox have made their first official roster cuts of Spring Training. On Monday, the Red Sox announced eight moves. Left-handed pitcher Jake Bennett was optioned to minor league camp.
The 2026 World Baseball Classic is well underway. Early mornings, extra innings, slaughter rules, ludicrous dingers from Kyle Schwarber, and walkoffs—so far, this tourney has had it all.
The Boston Red Sox struggled there for a bit there during the offseason in the infield. Even before the Red Sox lost Alex Bregman, there were rumors about various options around the league, including Ketel Marte.
Hello and happy Monday, folks. It’s amazing that we can finally see grass again. I was going to make “How happy are you that the snow is melting?” my question of the day, but there are more pressing matters for the Boston Red Sox to attend to.
Subjectively speaking, the battle for the last right-handed hitter job on the Boston Red Sox's bench is the most interesting thing brewing in spring training.
Boston Red Sox fans have known Marcelo Mayer's name for a long time, but this season, they're going to find out what he's made of. After an injury-shortened 44-game rookie campaign last year, Mayer is trying to win a starting job for opening day and establish himself as a franchise cornerstone.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Boston Red Sox have a big day coming on Monday. Spring Training has been going on for weeks at this point and the club is expected to make its first round of roster cuts on Monday as the organization starts to reach the final stages of preparation for Opening Day, as shared by Pete Abraham of The Boston Globe.
There's been a ton of justifiable debate about Masataka Yoshida's standing with the Boston Red Sox this winter, but the 32-year-old has sent a message during the World Baseball Classic.
The Boston Red Sox have high hopes for Marcelo Mayer this season, but there's still some prevailing uncertainty about his role as of opening day. Coming off a 44-game rookie season in which he struggled at the plate and suffered a year-ending wrist injury, Mayer had plenty to prove early in camp -- and manager Alex Cora made that clear.
The Boston Red Sox don't need to make another move in the infield and fortunately, it doesn't sound like one is coming in the near future. Boston acquired Caleb Durbin from the Milwaukee Brewers, which arguably should've ended all debate for the infield.
The Boston Red Sox were hit with some unfortunate news this weekend. Red Sox utility man Romy González, who has been dealing with a shoulder injury, will meet with Dr.
What if Masataka Yoshida is closer to the guy the Boston Red Sox are seeing right now than the guy he's been in the regular season? It's a question Red Sox fans likely didn't think they'd need to ponder.
Few up-and-coming names have generated as much hype in recent seasons as Roman Anthony. The 21-year-old outfielder, drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the second round (79th overall) of the 2022 MLB Draft, ascended prospect lists incredibly fast on the way to No.
Boston Red Sox star Roman Anthony wasted no time announcing himself on the international stage. Right away, the young outfielder delivered a statement performance as Team USA rolled past Brazil baseball 15–5 in their World Baseball Classic opener.
The 2026 iteration of the World Baseball Classic is here, and once again, Team USA is fielding a stacked roster. Due to how stacked the roster is, a few players inevitably have to take a backseat.
Red Sox pitching prospect Isaac Stebens underwent Tommy John surgery last week, according to SoxProspects.com’s Andrew Parker. As a result, he will miss the entire 2026 season and possibly the start of 2027 as well.
Red Sox reliever Vinny Nittoli is weighing Tommy John or internal brace surgery, reports Tim Healey of The Boston Globe. The righty has been diagnosed with ligament damage in his elbow and is seemingly headed for a season-ending operation.
Ceddanne Rafaela’s sophomore season essentially mirrored his rookie campaign statistically. For fantasy managers, that typically triggers one of two reactions: relief that he didn’t regress, or disappointment that the expected breakout never arrived.
Coming off of a successful 89-73 season, Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora is confident in his lineup for one significant reason: this year, he gets a full season of Roman Anthony in the lineup.
Brendan Rodgers is in big league camp with the Red Sox this spring, hoping to win a spot in Boston’s infield alongside former Rockies teammate Trevor Story.