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Red Sox won’t lay off full-time employees, but some to have pay cut 
The cuts will take effect at the start of June and run through December 31.
The One With Keith Foulke and the Crystal Ball
Every 2000s Red Sox Nation kid’s childhood hero Keith Foulke joins the girls to talk about 2004 in great detail. From Dave Roberts’ steal, to Kevin Millar’s antics, to the Yankees rivalry, to the clubhouse mentality after that disastrous Game 3, hear about Reversing the Curse straight from one of the Curse-Breakers.
PawSox offer taste of baseball with 'Dining on the Diamond'
The Pawtucket Red Sox have found something to do with McCoy Stadium while the minor league baseball season is on hold
Red Sox have opened Fenway South facility in Florida for players to prepare for season
For the first time since March, the Red Sox have opened their Fenway South facility in Fort Myers, Fla., for players to prepare for the season. Chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom said part of the complex was open on Wednesday and Thursday for a handful of players and staff members who live in the area.
Red Sox release 22 minor league players
The Red Sox announced Friday that they have released 22 minor leaguers. The cuts don’t come as a surprise, as such moves have been widespread across baseball as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Son of Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo among minor leaguers released
MLB teams have made the difficult decision to release hundreds of minor leagues this week, and the son of Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo is among those who were cut.
103-year-old Red Sox fan beats COVID-19, celebrates by chugging beer
Red Sox superfan Jennie Stajna, 103, just recently beat the virus and celebrated by chugging some beer.
Red Sox organist still taking fans out to the ballgame
For 60-plus days and counting, Red Sox organist Josh Kantor has been taking requests from baseball-starved fans.
Former MLB executive says Red Sox owner John Henry almost bought Angels instead
The Red Sox weren't John Henry's first choice.
Red Sox, Fenway Park pay tribute to service members on Memorial Day
Although the stands were empty, that didn't stop a large American flag being displayed on the famous Green Monster and a retired member of the U.S. Marine Corps and National Guard from playing a song on his bugle.
Still Talented: Don't Fade J.D. Martinez Yet
Despite some metrics show a J.D. Martinez slowdown, SI Fantasy guru Shawn Childs points out what's still working very well The Boston Red Sox still have one of the better hitting lineups in fantasy baseball.
Watch: Red Sox honor COVID-19 first responders at Fenway Park
One of the most iconic venues in the sports world, the home of MLB’s Boston Red Sox, took on new meaning Wednesday.
Chris Sale says he never lost respect for Alex Cora; Astros scandal was blown 'out of proportion'
Cora managed Sale and the Red Sox to a title in 2018
How Red Sox DH J.D. Martinez went from released to elite
He's one of the best offensive hitters in the game, but it's easy to forget that J.D. Martinez could barely stick with a roster not too long ago.
Two people drowned in pool at Carl Crawford’s house?
Crawford and then paramedics were unsuccessful with life-saving procedures. Both people were unresponsive when taken by ambulance.
Boston mayor hasn't closed door on sporting events this summer
Massachusetts is one of the hardest-hit areas in the United States for the coronavirus outbreak, and Walsh stated that certain health and safety protocols must be in place for Boston teams to return to action.
Is David Ortiz a Hall of Famer?
The Boston legend will be eligible in 2022, and there’s a strong argument he should wind up with a plaque in the museum.
Examining potential trade chips for the Red Sox
We might’ve wondered whether a first-half boon could’ve led the Red Sox to turn into a midseason 2020 buyer. It would’ve been hard to sell away from a winning club, at least.
Red Sox, Patriots games in question after new statement from Boston mayor
The Red Sox are one of multiple teams that could be forced to play in an empty stadium.
Red Sox’s Collin McHugh: Playing amid coronavirus pandemic can't be 'mandatory'
Former MLB player and current podcaster Trevor Plouffe reported he has heard baseball wants to begin some version of the 2020 season on July 1. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic backed that story on Wednesday.
The 'Most strikeouts in a nine-inning game' quiz
Twenty-six times in MLB history has a pitcher struck out 18 or more batters in a standard nine-inning game. How many of these pitchers can you name in five minutes?
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