It's Open Season On Rob Manfred, Who Might Have Underestimated MLB Players' Desire For Harsh Player Punishments
Rob Manfred didn't do a spectacular job. And his players took notice.
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Rob Manfred didn't do a spectacular job. And his players took notice.
In an offseason where there's been literally nothing for Red Sox fans to celebrate, the news of Brock Holt signing with the Brewers nevertheless makes the offseason just a little bit worse.
The full squad has reported to Fort Myers, but Chaim Bloom may not be done building this year's Red Sox roster.
Mike Trout thinks the Houston Astros should pay more dearly for their cheating ways.
Red Sox ownership spoke in Fort Myers, hoping to soothe some anger from fans who are upset about the Mookie Betts trade. The effort might not have been successful.
Betts, who won a World Series with the Red Sox in 2018, will be looking to help deliver a World Series to the Dodgers, who have not won a championship since 1988.
Red Sox owner John Henry is for some reason fighting back against the notion that the trade with the Dodgers was executed in order for the Red Sox to get under the CBT.
New Boston Red Sox outfielder Kevin Pillar grew up in the Los Angeles area as a Lakers fan and named his daughter "Kobie," after Kobe Bryant.
That MLB investigation into the Red Sox just keeps chugging along.
The winter of saving money just keeps getting better for John Henry and the Boston Red Sox.
Red Sox fans hoping to see the team's top return in the Mookie Betts trade may have to wait. And that wait my be a while.
When Red Sox position players report to Fort Myers, Florida, one of the loudest voices in the locker room will not be with them.
On the effort to properly apologize and explain their situation in the cheating scandal, the Houston Astros swung. And the Houston Astros missed. (If only they had someone standing off stage to tell them what to do.)
While the Red Sox wait for MLB to conclude their investigation into whether the 2018 team used video equipment to steal signs, Boston players remain adamant that the squad did nothing wrong.
Major League Baseball went ahead with its planned rules changes for this season, including the requirement a pitcher must face at least three batters or end the half-inning, unless he is hurt.
