Training is rapidly approaching, and the Boston Red Sox are still searching for an impact right-handed bat to balance out their lineup. While the options on the free agent market have dwindled, there are still some players Boston could acquire in a trade,

Unlike recent offerings from Baseball America and MLB Pipeline, Law's rankings don't include Los Angeles Dodgers rookie phenom Roki Sasaki, who tops both outlets' lists. Instead, Law's list features Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony in the No. 1 spot and four additional Boston products in the top 100.

The San Francisco Giants could be the perfect landing place for discarded Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Nick Pivetta.

The Washington Nationals signed Japanese pitcher Shinnosuke Ogasawara despite his losing record. General Manager Mike Rizzo believes the lefty is “big league ready.”

The White Sox created the Amateur City Elite (ACE) program in 2007 to reverse the declining interest and participation in baseball among African American youth, while offering resources and mentorship to pull kids away from the dangers of some of Chicago ...

Carlos Estévez is one of the top bullpen arms left in free agency, but don't expect the hard-throwing righthander to land with the Boston Red Sox. Estévez is among a handful of relievers who've ...

The Major League Baseball offseason is in a weird place. There still are a lot of free agents out there who can help teams in 2025. While this is the case, nego

The most recent Boston Red Sox legend to be created was Mookie Betts, but he did have a controversial exit from the team. And now, he's rubbing salt in the wound, saying it was his best decision of his career (via All the Smoke Productions).

While the Boston Red Sox are trying to win now, no one can deny how bright their future is. Major League Baseball’s brand new prospect rankings indicate that th

Miguel Vargas delivered the first “best shape of my life” declaration at SoxFest Live, less than three weeks before spring training even began.

Former Sox pitchers Mark Buehrle, Jose Contreras and Freddy Garcia threw on jerseys Friday and walked around SoxFest Live. Same jerseys, same sport, different planet.

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