While he won't be ready for Opening Day, the Red Sox believe newly signed left-hander ...

The Red Sox’ agreement with Walker Buehler came just days after the team’s two-year, $18.25 million deal with lefthanded starter Patrick Sandoval became official ... come to Boston on short ...

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 ...

Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said Monday that he expects Whitlock (elbow) to pitch most, if not all, of the 2025 season, Mac Cerullo of the Boston Herald reports. Breslow lumped ...

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

New Boston Red Sox starter Walker Buehler is working hard to recruit third baseman Alex Bregman to join the team. “I have certainly made a pitch all over the place for him to come to Boston ...

The Boston Red Sox have added Garrett Crochet and Walker Buehler this offseason to revamp their starting rotation. Their moves likely indicate they will not be bringing back veteran starter Nick ...

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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.