Adding pitching is always a priority for teams around Major League Baseball, whether it be in free agency, trades at the deadline, the offseason, or the MLB draft.
Walker Buehler's identity as a big-league pitcher is closely tied to his success in the postseason. In his storied career with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Buehler put up a 3.04 ERA in the playoffs, including a 0.47 mark in the World Series.
As Walker Buehler takes to the mound on Saturday, the Boston Red Sox are surely mindful of their need for more starting pitching. The Red Sox have had three very reliable starters since the start of June: Garrett Crochet, Lucas Giolito, and Brayan Bello.
Boston right-hander Walker Buehler looks to put a horrid six-start stretch behind him when the Red Sox play the middle game of a three-game series against the host Washington Nationals on Saturday.
If Walker Buehler doesn't figure things out for the Boston Red Sox over the next few weeks, the team will have a decision to make. It might even be fair to suggest that the Red Sox should simply designate Buehler for assignment if they can't find a team willing to take him at the deadline.
We are just a few weeks away from the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline. It will pass on July 31st and then all of the wild speculation will finally be able to come to an end for the time being.
The Boston Red Sox knew they neede to add high-end starting pitching this past offseason if they wanted to have a chance at contending in 2025. Boston began the offseason by making it clear that things were going to be different.
The trade deadline is now less than a month away and evolves with every win and loss across the league. The Detroit Tigers might be the biggest buyer, and Jeff Passan’s got a list for us to see what might be out there for them.
The Boston Red Sox took a swing when they signed Walker Buehler to a one-year, $21.05 million contract, and it wasn't unjustified. Buehler was a two-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Boston Red Sox haven’t gotten what they’ve hoped for out of Walker Buehler so far this season but they aren’t giving up on him. Recently, Buehler has struggled.
The Boston Red Sox signed Walker Buehler this past offseason, but he hasn’t been what the team hoped for yet. Buehler has started 13 games so far this season for the Red Sox and has pitched a 6.29 ERA.
A baseball insider linked the San Diego Padres to a Los Angeles Dodgers World Series hero in a trade that would shock the baseball world. The Padres are set to be aggressive at the MLB trade deadline this July, and one of the names that the team is linked to is Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Walker Buehler.
The Boston Red Sox knew they wanted to add some pitching this past offseason and one way they did so was by signing two-time All-Star Walker Buehler. Buehler landed a one-year deal with Boston worth just over $21 million.
The Atlanta Braves could seemingly still go a few different ways with their roster at the MLB trade deadline. Their track record and general manager say they are going to buy while the record suggests a potential sale coming to Atlanta.
It's not a secret that the Chicago Cubs need help in their starting rotation. With Justin Steele out for the season and Javier Assad suffering a setback, the Cubs' need for a rotation from before the season is even more dire.
One of the Los Angeles Dodgers' biggest storylines this season has been their starting rotation. With injuries to multiple starters, while others come off the injured list, a lot of turnover has happened in the Dodgers' starting rotation.
Walker Buehler’s one-year, $21 million deal with the Boston Red Sox is quite possibly the worst free agent signing of the offseason. The former All-Star
The 'Jones and Keefe' show on WEEI in Boston has had enough of watching Walker Buehler pitch for the Boston Red Sox. On Tuesday, Rich Keefe said that he never wants to see Buehler pitch for the Red Sox again, and Adam Jones listed Buehler as a bad move by Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow.
Walker Buehler will make his first start in Southern California since helping the Los Angeles Dodgers capture the 2024 World Series title when the Boston Red Sox open a three-game series with the Los Angeles Angels on Monday in Anaheim.
Following Sunday's stunning Rafael Devers trade, Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow potentially made things worse after sharing a bold prediction.
Walker Buehler worked a seven-inning quality start and got the support of four solo home runs as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 4-3 in the rubber game of a three-game series on Wednesday.
The last time the New York Yankees saw Walker Buehler, he was closing out the World Series in Game 5 for the Los Angeles Dodgers and celebrating on the field.
With their injury-plagued rotation threatening their championship chances, the Los Angeles Dodgers should consider reuniting with a two-time World Series champion.