The Boston Red Sox have had a very busy offseason, bringing in Garrett Crochet, Walker Buehler, Alex Bregman and Aroldis Chapman. But they've also made some under-the-radar moves which could prove fruitful,

The Boston Red Sox had an active offseason on the pitching side acquiring frontline starters Walker Buehler and Garrett Crochet, while also bolstering the bullpen by adding flamethrowing southpaw Aroldis Chapman and right-hander Liam Hendriks.

After making a big splash this winter by acquiring Garrett Crochet and signing third baseman Alex Bregman, Walker Buehler and former Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman, the Boston Red Sox sent a message that they are going to be aggressive about winning the American League East this season.

Over the next month, someone will show Alex Cora they deserve to be the Boston Red Sox closer to the start the season. Liam Hendriks wants the job as bad as anyone.

The Boston Red Sox expect to compete for a playoff spot in 2025, and doing so may require further roster upgrades. Over the winter, Boston greatly improved its

The positions that could be up for grabs at Red Sox spring training, including the controversy surrounding Rafael Devers and third base

Garrett Crochet made the three-hour drive to face the heart of the Phillies lineup, but the results on Friday were a mixed bag.

The Boston Red Sox have two very experienced late-inning relievers heading into 2025 in Liam Hendriks and Aroldis Chapman, but there’s a chance neither of them will be Boston’s closer. According to a new report from BoSox Injection’s PJ Potter ...

The calendar has flipped to March, and the Boston Red Sox are 2-4 (unless you count the win against the college kids). They haven’t hit or pitched especially well so far, but consider these team leaders: • Most home runs: Trayce Thompson • Most innings (tie): Richard Fitts,