The Boston Red Sox landed yet another intriguing arm on Tuesday. The pitching additions have certainly been the story of the offseason so far, outside of the loss of Alex Bregman, of course.
The end of the 2024 season was dark for the Boston Red Sox, and then-rookie catcher Mickey Gasper embodied the struggles. Gasper made his major league debut for the Red Sox after over six years in the minors, and one of his first plate appearances was an impressive extra-innings walk against the Texas Rangers.
With spring training on the horizon, the Boston Red Sox are still missing a crucial piece. Because they lost Alex Bregman in free agency to the Chicago Cubs, the Red Sox have only three true starting infielders.
It's no secret that the Boston Red Sox could use another bat this offseason. That's especially the case from the right side of the plate. Boston's roster is loaded with left-handed hitters.
Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros fans could probably spend hours arguing over the values of their rosters' top trade candidates. It's fairly obvious that the Red Sox need infielders and the Astros need outfielders.
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.
Yesterday, I wrote that I’m starting to accept the increasingly likely possibility that the Red Sox are not going to add an infielder before opening day, leaving second base to be covered by a platoon of Romy Gonzalez and David Hamilton.
The clock is ticking and time is running out if the Boston Red Sox specifically want to get a deal done before Spring Training begins. There is less than one week to go until Spring Training kicks off and Boston is still in a place in which the roster doesn't appear to be complete.
Sometimes, younger prospects get overlooked on win-now teams. The Boston Red Sox took a step forward last year, advancing to the playoffs for the first time since 2021.
The Boston Red Sox continue shaping their roster ahead of spring training as rumors intensify around internal playing-time decisions. Early roster-crunch scenarios are already taking shape before Opening Day arrives.
Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman wanted to play for Team Great Britain in next month's World Baseball Classic. But after accepting an offer to do so, he learned he wasn't eligible after all.
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 are in agreement with reliever Kyle Keller on a minor league contract with an invite to Spring Training, reports Will Sammon of The Athletic.
Rumors, rumors and more rumors. That's what's surrounding the Boston Red Sox right now. The offseason is quickly winding down and yet the Red Sox still find themselves seemingly with a hole in the infield.
The Boston Red Sox have had an offseason that has produced mixed results among the fanbase, particularly in pitching and the infield. The major thing to
Everyone has their own opinion about what the Boston Red Sox need to do right now. Within the span of seven months, the Red Sox traded Rafael Devers, then lost Alex Bregman to the Chicago Cubs in free agency.
The Boston Red Sox are running out of time if the goal is to add another infielder before Spring Training kicks off. Boston's pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report to camp by Feb.
Any questions about the Boston Red Sox going over the third luxury tax threshold were answered with the Jordan Hicks trade. It's now time to focus on the second threshold.
Will the Boston Red Sox trade an outfielder before Spring Training kicks off? At this moment, it doesn't sound like anything is likely from that standpoint.
The time to make trades is quickly slipping away, and at some point, the Boston Red Sox have a big decision to make. When it comes to acquiring any of the top infield targets they've been linked to, the Red Sox are going to have to give up more than they've been comfortable with all winter.
The Red Sox have a minor league deal with reliever Vinny Nittoli, reports Ari Alexander of Boston 7 News. The Gaeta Sports Management client receives a non-roster invitation to MLB Spring Training.
The Boston Red Sox pulled off many teams' dream yesterday by trading one of their worst players. Relief pitcher Jordan Hicks went from Boston to the Chicago White Sox in a package that also included $8 million in cash considerations and top prospect David Sandlin.
Red Sox prospect Miguel Bleis is coming off a season in which he was named the organization’s Minor League Baserunner of the Year. This article will examine how the speedy outfielder fared on the 2025 campaign as a whole.
The Red Sox seemingly have enough pitching depth to consider trading some. Jen McCaffrey of The Athletic reports that Patrick Sandoval, Brayan Bello and Jordan Hicks have been discussed in trade talks.
After playing a key role in winning a Dominican Summer League championship and being named the organization’s 2024 Latin Program Position Player of the Year in his professional debut, Red Sox outfield prospect Justin Gonzales took another step forward in 2025.