The Rule 5 draft is today. That means teams must place players on the 40-man roster when those players become eligible for selection in the Rule 5 draft.Some notable names for the Red Sox are Miguel Bleis, Allan Castro, Isaac Coffey, Shane Drohan, Yordanny Monegro, David Sandlin, Phillip Sikes, and Noah Song.
The Boston Red Sox had their busiest day of the offseason so far on Tuesday. It was a big day around baseball overall. It was the deadline for players to accept or decline qualifying offers.
The Boston Red Sox have their eyes on the free agent infielder market right now. It's been known for a long time that this would be the case seeing how it always was likely that Alex Bregman was going to enter the open market.
The Boston Red Sox are preparing to make a number of changes to their roster throughout the offseason. One of the most obvious moves appears to be an outfielder trade.
The Boston Red Sox are entering the offseason with momentum after making the MLB playoffs for the first time since 2021, finishing with an 89–73 record.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
This offseason is particularly chaotic for the Boston Red Sox, because only three or four players appear to be untouchable in trades. No, the Red Sox won't trade Garrett Crochet or Roman Anthony this winter.
The Boston Red Sox have just a few days to make decisions for the big deadline around Major League Baseball. Tuesday is the deadline for players who have been tendered the qualifying offers to decide whether to accept the offer or not.
Third baseman Alex Bregman has had a phenomenal MLB career thus far for the Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox. In 10 total seasons, Bregman has a .272 batting average, an OPS of .846, 209 home runs and 725 RBIs.
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.
Tuesday is a day of expected trades across Major League Baseball, but the Boston Red Sox made a deal that came as a minor surprise. According to Chris Cotillo of MassLive, 25-year-old right-handed pitcher Luis Guerrero was traded to the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday.
Running the Boston Red Sox this offseason is an exciting job, but also a highly stressful one. One wrong move could be the reason this highly talented team doesn't make the playoffs, but the perfect move could propel the Sox to World Series contention.
The trade deadline was a major letdown for the Boston Red Sox this year, so the offseason could be the opportunity chief baseball officer Craig Breslow needs to make things right with the fan base.
Today is one of the more significant days of the offseason, regardless of whether the Sox make any trades or significant free agent signings. That’s because it’s the final day to finalize the 40-man roster.
The Boston Red Sox have a few decisions to make before the non-tender deadline on Nov 21st. The deadline is coming up and the Red Sox will have to decide which players on the 40-man roster they want to tender deals to and which ones they want to let walk into free agency.
The Red Sox are planning to tender a contract to right-hander Tanner Houck, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive. The club has until Friday evening to change its mind but it seems they are planning to keep Houck on the roster.
The Boston Red Sox finished the year with an 89-73 record, which had them finishing third in the AL East and fourth overall in the American League—a very respectable season that was spurred on by their young, budding outfield stars.
As one of the top pitchers in the 2025-26 free agent class, Dylan Cease is set to receive plenty of attention in free agency. Let's look at three potential landing spots.
The Red Sox released minor league outfielder and former top international signing Vladimir Asencio after reinstating him from the restricted list last Friday, per the MiLB.com transactions log.