The Boston Red Sox aren't splurging during the holiday season, but they've stayed active nonetheless. Pitching is a crucial ingredient to the Red Sox's success in 2025, and they have made moves both big and small to acquire it.
Boston is shuffling their local broadcasts.
Boston adds another arm with potential.
Most of the chatter swirling around the Boston Red Sox so far this offseason has had to do with the starting rotation and offense. Boston already added Garrett Crochet and could be on the lookout for another starter as well.
According to a recent report from Mass Live, the Boston Red Sox have nearly finalized their broadcast plans for the 2025 season. According to Sean McAdam, former Red Sox infielder Lou Merloni will be the team's primary television analyst on NESN, calling more than half the games.
The most commonly discussed trade possibility for the Boston Red Sox might have a new outlook. A deal with the Seattle Mariners centered around three-time All-Star pitcher Luis Castillo and Boston first baseman Triston Casas has been floated countless times by dozens of publications this winter.
Boston's former pitcher and commentator shared his thoughts on social media.
The New York Yankees have already made two big trades this offseason. They added Devin Williams and Cody Bellinger. However, the Boston Red Sox could jump them and snag their next target.
The Boston Red Sox already have made one big splash on the trade market but they shouldn't be ruled out for another big move. Boston's rotation was much better than expected in 2024.
The Boston Red Sox certainly are looking for a big bat to replace Tyler O'Neill from the right side of the plate. He left the team in free agency and signed with the Baltimore Orioles this offseason.
Left-handed reliever Cam Booser, who enjoyed a strong rookie season as a 32-year-old this year, was acquired by the Chicago White Sox in a trade with the Boston Red Sox on Saturday.
Sometimes, throughout the course of Major League Baseball's free agency window, you can just start to feel the wind shifting in a certain direction. The Boston Red Sox have had lots of near misses with free agents in the last few seasons.
The Red Sox simultaneously created a 40-man roster spot and added a young pitching prospect to the organizational pipeline by connecting on their second trade in as many weeks with the White Sox on Saturday evening.
The Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox made a massive trade less than two weeks ago. On Saturday, they linked up again--the stakes were just a lot lower.
Boston moved on from one of their top prospects, and the other two were shocked.
The Boston Red Sox continue to search for their white whale, and that search may take them in some uncomfortable directions. Since the middle of last season, the Red Sox have had one clear deficiency: right-handed hitting.
This guy dominated last season.
The White Sox and Red Sox are in agreement on a deal that will send left-hander Cam Booser to Chicago.
Will Juan Soto's $765 million historic contract ever be topped? Soto clearly is a generational talent and a lot had to go right for him to get the deal that he did.
The Boston Red Sox should be better in 2025 than they were in 2024 with the way things currently stand. Boston already has added an ace in Garrett Crochet and there is some very intriguing young talent coming up the pipeline.
The Red Sox added yet another starter to its rotation this offseason.
The Boston Red Sox today announced the signing of left-handed starting pitcher Patrick Sandoval to a two-year deal worth $18.5 million. Sandoval is coming off having Tommy John surgery and likely won’t return until the second half of the 2025 season.
Blake Wehunt was the fifth of 11 college pitchers selected by the Red Sox in the 2023 draft. How did the former ninth-rounder out of Kennesaw State fare in his first full professional season this year?
According to recent reports, the Boston Red Sox are preparing a serious push for Japanese free agent Roki Sasaki. This makes perfect sense on multiple fronts.
The Red Sox came up short in free agent pursuits of Juan Soto and Max Fried, but they made their first major strike of the offseason when they pried Garrett Crochet from the White Sox.
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