The calendar has officially turned to a new year. The Boston Red Sox have a big year ahead of them. Red Sox leadership has vowed to get the club back into contention in 2025, though as we’ve ...

The Boston Red Sox are fully embroiled in the rumor mill, and one name seems to be at the center of it all: Nolan Arenado. In a Sunday report from Chris Cotillo and Sean McAdam of MassLive ...

Though the Red Sox have reached out, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow confirmed the club ...

The search to find the next Boston Red Sox right-handed slugger continues into a new calendar year. Though the Red Sox have taken care of their starting pitching needs with a flurry of moves so ...

The Red Sox have reportedly bolstered their starting rotation again, signing a former two-time All-Star ...

The Boston Red Sox newest free agent acquisition, Walker Buehler, is well on his way to becoming a fan favorite in BeanTown. Per Chris Cotillo, Buehler stated he wants to finish his career out in ...

The Boston Red Sox have such an impressive collection of young talent that it's possible some of it gets lost in the shuffle. Eight of the Red Sox's projected starting position players are under ...

The Boston Red Sox are still on the hunt for a right-handed bat, and this proposed trade that has been floating around for a while might be the answer. Done by Bleacher Report’s Zach Rymer ...

According to Sean McAdam of Mass Live, Boston Red Sox infielder Vaughn Grissom is the favorite for the team to start at second base in 2025. The following update comes from the Rotowire fantasy ...

John Tomase, NBC Sports Boston’s Red Sox insider for the past six years, revealed on social media this past week that his contract was not renewed and his time at the regional sports network is ...

As a standout pitcher at Vanderbilt, Buehler played for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox in the Cape Cod League in 2014. “I always liked it up there and I played with a bunch of guys from the Boston ...

Here are each team's biggest While you might not look at Dustin Pedroia and immediately think “Hall of Famer,” the former Red Sox star has a better case for Cooperstown than you might realize.