Opening day is a month away, and, unsurprisingly, the free agent market has been picked pretty much clean. Max Scherzer was the latest player to come off the board on Wednesday night when he signed with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Sunday brought the news that the Boston Red Sox were still understandably looking for left-handed bullpen help, while likely moving on from a dependable southpaw from last year.
The Boston Red Sox's roster is in a very good place and should be able to contend in 2026, barring significant injuries. Injuries are bound to happen but on paper, this team is loaded.
The Red Sox are scouring the bullpen market for free agent southpaws, and MassLive.com’s Chris Cotillo reports that Tim Mayza and Cionel Perez are two of the left-handers on the team’s radar. Boston has also maintained interest in Justin Wilson and Danny Coulombe, as Cotillo initially reported last month.
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The Boston Red Sox's bullpen was one of the best in the league in 2025, but there's work to do this offseason with key pieces heading to free agency. When the offseason began, lefties Steven Matz and Justin Wilson entered free agency.
The Boston Red Sox aren’t going to look exactly the same by the time the 2026 season rolls around, but it sounds like there is at least a chance for a few reunions to come together.
The Red Sox missed the playoffs for the third-straight season in 2024, finishing with an even record. Still, there were positives to take away from Boston’s 2024 season, both in the Majors and down on the farm.
The Boston Red Sox are certainly generating a lot of buzz these days, but they've yet to capitalize on that buzz with an actual signing. Ok, sure, the Red Sox added lefty Justin Wilson, who could wind up throwing some important innings in the bullpen at some point.
The Boston Red Sox have a few holes to fill this offseason but one that hasn't gotten a whole lot of attention so far has been the bullpen. Boston did make a move by signing veteran reliever Justin Wilson, but more needs to be done.
The Red Sox have made their first offseason acquisition. He’s left-handed reliever Justin Wilson, and he comes from Clovis, California, an old frontier town that is so into rodeo that it put a bucking bronco on its flag.
The Boston Red Sox aren't making any marquee moves just yet, but they've officially made their first signing for the 2025 season. The Red Sox knew they needed to bolster a bullpen that ranked dead last in every major pitching category after the All-Star break, and they'll have to take a multi-pronged approach to doing so.
The Cincinnati Reds have won the first three games in the four series against the Chicago Cubs. This was their seventh straight victory and they have won 12 of their last 15 contests.
The Reds activated reliever Justin Wilson from the injured list on Sunday. The 36-year-old He's given up seven runs in 10 2/3 innings this season. He was dealing with shoulder tightness last month and landed on the injured list.
The Cincinnati Reds announced the signing of Justin Wilson to a one-year contract for the 2024 season. Wilson is going to wear No. 32 in his second stint with the Reds.
The St. Louis Cardinals spent the whole offseason attempting to revamp the pitching staff after their first last-place finish in the National League Central since 1990.
Former Chicago Cubs reliever Justin Wilson has re-entered free agency. After signing a minor-league deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers in February, the 36-year-old has opted out and is seeking his next opportunity. Wilson has been on the comeback trail as he hasn't appeared in an MLB game since the 2022 season with the Cincinnati Reds.
Justin Wilson joined the Los Angeles Dodgers in February on a Minor League contract with an outside shot to crack a bullpen void of lefties. Wilson was with the Milwaukee Brewers in 2023, but suffered a left lat strain while warming up before his first appearance with the team.
The Dodgers added more to their bullpen depth on Friday, agreeing to a minor-league deal with veteran left-handed pitcher Justin Wilson. The Athletic's Fabian Ardaya confirmed that it was a minor league contract, with a non-roster invite to Spring Training.