The Rafael Devers positional saga was the story that dominated spring training headlines for the Boston Red Sox. Three weeks into the season, the noise has mostly faded away.
Boston Red Sox fans and media are in full mania over number-one prospect Roman Anthony, and it's easy to see why. The 20-year-old outfielder has been going gangbusters, blasting two home runs, including a grand slam, on Thursday.
Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow worked tirelessly this offseason to build a better starting rotation. Is his work done yet? Breslow not only traded for new ace Garrett Crochet, but signed free agents Walker Buehler and Patrick Sandoval, the latter of whom is still recovering from Tommy John surgery.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The Boston Red Sox named Craig Breslow as the team's chief baseball officer last offseason and he has been busy. Last offseason, the Red Sox didn't do too much.
It was initially a surprise to hear that the Boston Red Sox had traded right-handed pitcher Quinn Priester, but when the price tag was revealed, it made complete sense.
With one member of the "big three" already thriving in the big leagues, it's only a matter of time before the Boston Red Sox promote another top prospect.
What a week it's been for the Boston Red Sox. One could focus on the three-game winning streak to get the team back to .500, but frankly, that's small potatoes.
The Boston Red Sox are bound to make a big trade before July’s deadline. Boston’s chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has been bold and effective in recent months, and he’s put the Red Sox back into the contender conversation, at least on paper.
The news of left-handed pitcher Garrett Crochet's extension with the Boston Red Sox has been the pleasant surprise of the week for fans across New England.
The Boston Red Sox made the final decision earlier this week: Rafael Devers will be the designated hitter. It had become obvious that the Red Sox were moving things in that direction before the announcement was made, but it was still big news.
The chase for a World Series title is a marathon, but it's one the Boston Red Sox expect to be part of. Boston used the offseason to strengthen its roster through trades and free agency, positioning itself as a serious contender for at least the AL East Division.
Hammering out an extension with the southpaw has seemed likely to be a priority for the club with just two seasons remaining until the he reaches free agency.
For now, Rafael Devers has clarified his position to the club's decision-makers but has also accepted that the situation is out of his control.
Few Major League Baseball players are saddled with the kind of expectations Roman Anthony is about to walk into. Anthony, a 20-year-old outfielder from Florida, is considered by many to be not only the Boston Red Sox's top prospect, but the top prospect in all of baseball.
With trade rumors firmly behind him, Triston Casas has his eyes set on a huge 2025 season. It was certainly an eventful offseason for the Boston Red Sox's 25-year-old first baseman.
The Red Sox have been dealing with some tension around the infield this spring, as their recent acquisition of Alex Bregman has led to questions about where Bregman—and, by extension, Rafael Devers—will play in 2024.
There are always a few hot button topics every Major League Baseball team has to consider at the start of spring training each year. This season, it seems as though six-man rotations will be all the rage, as teams weigh the health of their starting pitchers against getting their aces on the mound as often as possible.
It's been an up-and-down offseason for the Boston Red Sox and Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow. Vibes were high in December, when the Red Sox traded for All-Star pitcher Garrett Crochet and signed fellow starter Walker Buehler to a one-year contract.
So then let’s go ahead and do it... Spring Training officially begins this week. Back in the era when ballplayers spent the offseason drinking hooch and did nothing to keep in shape outside of throwing pianos into suburban Massachusetts ponds, that really meant something.
The Boston Red Sox entered the offseason promising to act like a big-market team. While they have made key moves, some fans remain skeptical about whether the front office has done enough.
The Red Sox did not pluck a player from the Yankees organization in the major- or minor-league phase of the Rule 5 Draft earlier this month, but they did swing a rare trade with their division rivals on the final day of the Winter Meetings in Dallas, Texas.
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.
Boston Red Sox executive Craig Breslow delivered an interesting quote on Tuesday about the team’s offseason plans. Breslow talked to reporters from the Winter Meetings in Dallas, Texas, and mentioned that the Red Sox would have to get “uncomfortable” to attract free agents.
The Red Sox have missed out on several top free agents this winter, but they managed to land arguably the best player on the trade market.
The Boston Red Sox missed the playoffs in 2024 after going 81-81. It's the third straight year that the Sox have missed the playoffs. Since winning the World Series in 2018, the Red Sox have made the playoffs only once (2021).
While he didn’t go into too many specifics, he offered a few hints about where the Sox could turn in the winter.
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