Despite the fact that Devers was the team’s leading hitter by many measures, Red Sox executives defended the move as one that would improve the overall team culture. And they were vindicated as the Red Sox rose in the standings and ultimately made the playoffs.

Somehow, in the midst of all the injuries the Boston Red Sox dealt with last season, shortstop Trevor Story stayed healthy. Story played 163 games in his first

That restless feeling coming from the New England area is Boston Red Sox fans begging the front office to do something now that almost every other MLB team has signed at least one free agent to a big-league deal.

Fresh off a World Series appearance with the Blue Jays, the free agent shortstop is flirting with a division rival.

On the heels of an 89-win season and Boston’s first playoff appearance since 2021, the Red Sox are looking to build upon their success with an even deeper playoff run next season. Luckily for the Red Sox,

After losing 1st baseman Triston Casas, the Red Sox found a surprising replacement, but he will sign with another AL team.

As of Friday, the Boston Red Sox are one of only two big-league teams to not sign a big-league free agent this offseason. The Red Sox have certainly been active, trading for Sonny Gray and Johan Oviedo, but they have missed out on targets like Pete Alonso, Jorge Polanco, Kyle Schwarber and Dylan Cease.

New trade intel from MLB insider Mark Feinsand indicates that the Boston Red Sox are the front-runners to trade for Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte. Feinsand appeared on MLB Network on Tuesday and revealed that Boston is at the front of the line to acquire Marte.