The Boston Red Sox have a long history of impact right fielders, from Harry Hooper to Mookie Betts, and now Wilyer Abreu is on the cusp of joining that club, barring a potential trade.
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The Boston Red Sox and Craig Breslow did not land the big-name rotation pitcher they needed, but this now sets up offseason moves to strengthen the rotation.
The season-ending injury to Triston Casas has caused a snowball effect for the Boston Red Sox, but they shouldn't act too hastily.
The Boston Red Sox made a superstar trade, dealing Rafael Devers to the Giants, and it may now free up the left-handed hitting logjam on the team. They have money and trade possibilities to get the needed right-hand power bat.
The Red Sox management appears to operate a rehabilitation clinic for tired and overused arms, with the latest case being Walker Buehler. Historically, this method has had limited success; however, the real deal is acquiring top talent via trade.
Is the Red Sox's trade of Rafael Devers a shocking blockbuster move? It's not unique for the Red Sox; superstar trades have become a catalyst for championships in two instances.
The Boston Red Sox are approaching the season's halfway point, so how does the AL East shape up? Right now, the surprise is the O's collapse, and the no surprise is the Yankees, who will coast.
The Boston Red Sox occasionally find that player who is not expected to contribute extensively but does. Will Abraham Toro become another Rob Refsnyder or Romy González?
Wishes have come true for Red Sox fans as prospect Marcelo Mayer is coming to town, and they hope Roman Anthony will soon follow. Both will force payroll decisions on Trever Story and Masataka Yoshida.
The Boston Red Sox baseball season has hit the quarter mark with disappointments, question marks, better-than-expected performances, and the usual litany of player failures and successes. Now, a selected sample.
The Boston Red Sox have lost Triston Casas, probably for the remainder of the 2025 season. What internal options do the Sox have for a replacement at first?
Three former Boston Red Sox players attempt to work their way back to The Show by toiling Triple-A.
The Boston Red Sox started the season with the bats taking a vacation, especially Rafael Devers's. Devers was the main topic in the offseason, with the histrionics surrounding the signing of Alex Bregman moving Devers off third.
The Boston Red Sox will have another breakout player in 2025, just as Jarren Duran was in 2024. That player would be Ceddanne Rafaela, the AL Sophmore of the Year, if that long-ago award really existed.
The Boston Red Sox have retooled for the 2025 season, and they look to be quite successful, especially on offense. This may not be a juggernaut, but the potential is there, as is lineup balance and speed.
The Boston Red Sox have spring training drama surrounding the signing of Alex Bregman and a possible shift of positions for third baseman Rafael Devers. One potential solution is outright waivers.
The Boston Red Sox made a big and expensive splash by signing Alex Bregman and potentially having Bregman plug the gap at second. Rafael Devers will remain third, and Triston Casas apparently survived at first.
The Red Sox have been a constant source of rumors surrounding two possible third basemen. Alex Bregman and Nolan Arenado are both available, which would mean displacing Rafael Devers — a defensive liability.
The Boston Red Sox have been busy shoring up their pitching since the end of the season, with the possibility of a six-man rotation. Harken back to 2009, when a similar talk was had, and the end result was disaster.
The Red Sox have not been idle in acquiring pitching, but it may be time to look for less risky options. Walker Buehler represents another arm with question marks and time for the team to rush seriously at Corbin Burnes.