Another day, another cold snap that reminds us that the hot stove is probably turned off. Talk to me again when the warm sunshine of Florida is on my screen and I’m whining about how long spring training is.
The Boston Red Sox have made some moves during the offseason, most notably trading for Willson Contreras of the St. Louis Cardinals and acquiring pitcher Sonny Gray from the Cardinals in a separate trade.
Ranger Suarez isn’t wasting any time getting acclimated to the Boston atmosphere. The former Philadelphia Phillies star pitcher signed a new deal with the Boston Red Sox.
How many of the active MLB players with 300 or more doubles in their career can you name in five minutes?
The Boston Red Sox gained more than a frontline starter when Ranger Suarez arrived to town. During his introductory appearance at Fenway Park, the veteran left-hander shared a childhood observation about the Red Sox and Yankees rivalry that immediately resonated with fans and added unexpected emotional depth to the signing.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Boston Red Sox might have interest in pursuing former Seattle Mariners star Eugenio Suarez. However, there may not be enough traction for a signing to actually come to fruition.
Bo Bichette: Citizens Bank Park enemy #1. On to the links. Phillies news: Realmuto is now back with the team, so it’s a good time to look at where he fits historically amongst the team’s catchers.
The Baltimore Orioles have added another arm to their pitching staff. Baltimore announced on Thursday that they have claimed left-handed pitcher José Suarez off waivers.
The Boston Red Sox strengthened their starting rotation by signing left-hander Ranger Suarez to a five-year, $130 million contract on Wednesday. After the move, some around the league began pushing Boston to look for more offense, specifically at third base.
New York Post | Mark Suleymanov: The Red Sox have agreed to terms with starter Ranger Suarez on a five-year deal, as reported by The Post’s Jon Heyman.
After making multiple trades, the Boston Red Sox have finally made a big splash in free agency. The Red Sox have signed LHP Ranger Suarez to a five-year, $130M deal per multiple reports.
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.
The Boston Red Sox committed $130 million over five years to left-hander Ranger Suarez on January 14. That massive pitching investment now threatens the trade market for Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes, who was reportedly linked to Boston after Alex Bregman signed with the Cubs.
The Boston Red Sox agreed to a $130 million contract with starting pitcher Ranger Suarez on Wednesday. Boston now features one of the best starting rotations in baseball with Garrett Crochet, Sonny Gray and Suarez leading the way.
The Boston Red Sox have agreed to terms with Ranger Suarez, inking the southpaw to a five-year deal. Suarez immediately slots in near the front of Boston’s robust rotation, which now includes Garrett Crochet and Sonny Gray.
The options are beginning to dwindle for the Baltimore Orioles as they continue their hunt to land a premier starting pitcher. After acquiring Shane Baz from the Tampa Bay Rays in December, all signs pointed to the Orioles remaining aggressive in this pursuit, whether it be in a trade or through free agency.
The Boston Red Sox haven’t been successful in the free agent market this winter, but the first MLB signing for the club this offseason will provide some significant insurance to their rotation.
Free-agent left-hander Ranger Suarez agreed to terms on a five-year, $130 million contract with the Boston Red Sox, multiple media outlets reported on Wednesday.
The Boston Red Sox moved quickly to make up for Alex Bregman’s departure by spending big money on a starting pitcher. Former Philadelphia Phillies starter Ranger Suarez is heading to Boston on a 5-year, $130 million deal, according to multiple reports.
Boston Red Sox president of baseball operations Craig Breslow was clear that he wanted to improve the Red Sox rotation heading into 2026. The Red Sox had seemingly accomplished that goal with a pair of trades, but they weren't done yet.
The current MLB offseason is moving at a historically slow pace, with most of the top available free agents still on the board. The position player market is still relatively untouched, with the starting pitching market even more so.
The Philadelphia Phillies entered this offseason knowing four cornerstone players—Kyle Schwarber, J.T. Realmuto, Ranger Suárez, and Harrison Bader—would test free agency.
Left-hander Ranger Suárez is one of the top free agent starting pitchers still available.
Atlanta GM Alex Anthopoulos has long steered clear of the most powerful agent in the sport, a man notorious for squeezing every last penny out of organizations for his clients.
The Toronto Blue Jays should think twice about offering Ranger Suárez a big contract in their hunt for a frontline starting pitcher this offseason. What Suárez does well is run prevention.
Here are five clubs that could be in the mix for Suarez.
Although Suarez is considered one of the top arms on the market, that doesn't guarantee that teams will pay him what he’s seeking.
Philadelphia Phillies fans held their collective breaths in the fifth inning of Saturday night's ballgame against the Minnesota Twins after starter Ranger Suarez took a line drive off his inner thigh.
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