In a sport that plays more games during its regular season than any other, sometimes, one swing of the bat truly can send a loud message. Boston Red Sox outfielder/designated hitter Masataka Yoshida is in a difficult position with the organization that gave him a $90 million contract three offseasons ago.
The Boston Red Sox are going to win a lot of games in 2026 on the back of their elite starting rotation. In 2025, the Red Sox were bitten by the injury bug left and right.
The Boston Red Sox have numerous players facing uncertain futures, but left-handed pitcher Patrick Sandoval's situation might be the most confusing. Sandoval, who signed a two-year, $18.25 million deal with the Red Sox in December 2024, has yet to throw a single pitch in a Boston uniform.
With the World Baseball Classic about to kick off, it should give some members of the Boston Red Sox more looks in camp as they try to break through and make the big league club.
For as long as he remains on the professional baseball scene, Alex Verdugo will maintain a connection to the Boston Red Sox. Verdugo was one of the headliners of the trade that sent Mookie Betts to the Los Angeles Dodgers, and in four years in a Red Sox uniform, he went through countless ups and downs.
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 calendar has officially turned to March, which means we get some honest to goodness, legit baseball to talk about. The World Baseball Classic begins this week, and in just a few weeks time the Boston Red Sox will begin their 2026 season in earnest against the Cincinnati Reds.
Hello and happy Monday, folks. Happy March, too. The World Baseball Classic starts this week! That’s awesome! A total of 14 players within the organization—the baker’s dozen I highlighted a few weeks ago on OTM plus Roman Anthony—will be competing in the international tournament.
The Boston Red Sox's offense has become the biggest point of concern for most critics ahead of the 2026 season. Because the Red Sox didn't sign a prototypical power bat this winter, and because All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman followed his predecessor Rafael Devers out the door, the Red Sox's offense has been under fire.
The World Baseball Classic is right around the corner. Over the next few days, exhibitions will start to pop up followed by the actually tournament kicking off.
The Boston Red Sox were linked to a handful of infielders for months before landing on Caleb Durbin formerly of the Milwaukee Brewers. If you followed along with the Red Sox after the organization lost Alex Bregman to the Chicago Cubs, you likely heard a lot about guys like Nico Hoerner, Matt Shaw, Ketel Marte, Isaac Paredes and Brendan Donovan.
It's possible there are still Boston Red Sox fans out there who don't know Henry Godbout's name, but it sounds like the 22-year-old intends to change that immediately.
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's bullpen certainly is thin on left-handed hurlers right now. Steven Matz left in free agency and joined the Tampa Bay Rays. Justin Wilson is a free agent after logging a 3.35 ERA in 61 appearances for Boston in 2025.
The games in spring training may not count, but there are still plenty of things at stake this year for the Boston Red Sox. For some of the organization's young, budding stars, the spring is a time to lay the foundation for a future in the lineup at Fenway Park.
With under one month to go until Opening Day, the Boston Red Sox look like a team on paper that can contend in the American League. While this is the case, there is still one glaring question for the roster.
The Boston Red Sox's starting rotation is going to look significantly different by the time the 2026 season rolls around. Garrett Crochet and Brayan Bello will be in the starting rotation on Opening Day, but the rest of the rotation will look different.
Braiden Ward. Remember the name, Boston Red Sox fans. Acquired in a November trade with the Colorado Rockies for lefty reliever Brennan Bernardino, Ward is a 27-year-old outfielder/utility player who has never made it to the major leagues.
Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas has had some very bad luck over the last two seasons. Casas suffered torn cartilage in his ribcage in 2024 that limited him to just 63 games played.
Roman Anthony wasn’t expecting to be part of the 2026 World Baseball Classic. He knew Team USA’s roster was set, and he was focused on preparing for spring training with the Boston Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox are seeing early signs of offensive momentum in spring training, and Jarren Duran has emerged at the center of it. As camp continues in Fort Myers, the outfielder’s recent power display has fueled a noticeable Grapefruit League surge.
Every time Chris Sale pitches against the Boston Red Sox, it's natural that the subject of the trade from two offseasons ago should come back around. Obviously, the Atlanta Braves made out like bandits in the deal that saw Sale and cash considerations come over from Boston in exchange for already-departed infielder Vaughn Grissom.
Boston Red Sox infielder Brendan Rodgers recently suffered a shoulder injury. According to Tim Healey of The Boston Globe, Rodgers underwent a CT scan and MRI on his shoulder.
An offseason spent overhauling the starting pitching corps has resulted in an MLB rotation that appears nearly set in stone. Garrett Crochet was already colorfully declared the Opening Day starter, while veteran additions Sonny Gray and Ranger Suárez will likely get the ball in the second and third contests in Cincinnati.
Many MLB clubs, early on in spring training, start to get a good look at wide open positions and see who the standouts are at their positions, and ican often lead to dilemmas on who to start.
Red Sox utilityman Romy Gonzalez has been behind in camp due to shoulder troubles. He received a platelet-rich plasma injection a couple weeks ago in hopes of being ready for Opening Day, but the righty-swinging infielder now tells Christopher Smith of MassLive.com that he doesn’t think it’s realistic.