The Red Sox have agreed to an extension with left-hander Aroldis Chapman that will keep the star reliever in town for the 2026 season, according to a report from Francys Romero of BeisbolFR.
The Boston Red Sox activated right-hander Justin Slaten from the 60-day injured list Thursday and brought back outfielder Rob Refsnyder from the 10-day IL.
The Boston Red Sox are approaching their final, and most powerful form. Two important bats have been missing in action for the Red Sox over the last few series, and as of Thursday, one is ready to rejoin the party.
The Boston Red Sox's bullpen looks different now than it did a week ago, but there's no question it's been wearing down of late. Closer Aroldis Chapman and setup man Garrett Whitlock have been nails when called upon of late.
Good morning! As I continue to seethe at Kyle Hudson’s decision not to send the runner on that horrific Colton Cowser throw last night, I am at least comforted by the farm’s collection of games against goofy-named teams like the Jumbo Shrimp, the Rumble Ponies, and the Spartanburgers.
The Boston Red Sox received a mixed batch of injury updates Monday afternoon that could shape the course of their late-season run. Both reliever Justin Slaten and outfielder Wilyer Abreu are recovering from recent setbacks, and their health will be vital to Boston’s playoff push down the stretch.
The Boston Red Sox have one of the best overall bullpens in baseball and it's about to get even better. Boston enters play on Monday night with the sixth-ranked bullpen ERA in baseball.
Injury updates! Justin Slaten threw another bullpen yesterday, as he battles to return from shoulder inflammation that has kept him out since late May.
The Boston Red Sox have arguably the best overall bullpen in baseball but it's about to get even better. Boston's bullpen has some significant pieces and landed another recently by acquiring Steven Matz from the St.
The Boston Red Sox might be getting relief pitcher Justin Slaten back in the coming weeks ... or they might not. If you’re confused, trust us: we are, too.
Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Justin Slaten has been on the injured list since July 1 with right shoulder inflammation, but manager Alex Cora had a promising update on the 27-year-old righty.
The Boston Red Sox can point to a wide array of problems to explain their disappointing, 32-36 season so far, ahead of Tuesday’s matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays.
It has been a bad few weeks for the Boston Red Sox and most of the top players. Between inconsistencies and injuries, the team has struggled to catch a break as they are now several games under .500%.
The Boston Red Sox put right-handed reliever Justin Slaten on the 15-day injury list due to shoulder inflammation. It was one of several roster moves the Red Sox made Sunday morning, which included replacing Slaten on the roster with right-hander Luis Guerrero.
The Red Sox announced a flurry of roster moves this morning. Right-hander Justin Slaten was placed on the 15-day injured list with shoulder inflammation, and was replaced on the roster by right-hander Luis Guerrero.
There's something sacred about the closer role in Major League Baseball. Entering the 2025 season, it wasn't clear the Boston Red Sox had a capable closer on their roster.
There's a new star being born for the Boston Red Sox, and it's high time he gets the shine he deserves. Second-year relief pitcher Justin Slaten entered 2025 with fairly high expectations, and with good reason.
Just two days removed from an embarrassing 16-1 loss to open their series with the Tampa Bay Rays, the Boston Red Sox needed just one run to beat Tampa Bay and win the series.
After serving as the sacrificial lamb in an early-season loss to the Mariners, Justin Slaten bounced back to all but secure the spot as Boston’s shoo-in closer following Kenley Jansen’s departure from Boston.
When recently asked by The Athletic’s Jim Bowden about who has stood out to him at spring training thus far, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow offered a simple, yet informative response.
Height/Weight: 6’3″, 200 | Bat/Throw: L/R | 2nd Round (79), 2022 (BOS) | ETA: 2025 A second round pick in the 2022 draft, Anthony has already made waves with his power to all fields and advanced approach.