Roche: Next Manager Is Huge For Future Of Red Sox
Dan Roche explains why the next manager could have an impact on the franchise, one way or the other, for years to come.
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Dan Roche explains why the next manager could have an impact on the franchise, one way or the other, for years to come.
The Boston Red Sox are not wasting any time to try to find their next manager.
Coming off one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history, the Boston Red Sox announced Monday that ticket prices would stay at the 2012 rate for next season.
The Boston Red Sox will interview New York Yankees coach Tony Pena Monday for their vacant manager's position, a Major League baseball source confirmed to WBZ-TV's Dan Roche.
With rumors aflutter about John Farrell and the Boston Red Sox' vacant managerial position, Farrell himself won't say anything about the potential interest from Boston.
One month and one day after reporting that John Henry was looking for interested buyers for the Boston Red Sox, Fox Business is once again reporting that Henry is looking to make a sale.
While there's not a ton of sports to root for in Boston, there's still plenty to root against.
The Red Sox continue to line up their interviews for their open managerial job.
The Red Sox are wasting little time in their search for a new manager this offseason, reportedly scheduling an interview with Dodgers third base coach Tim Wallach.
How much money is David Ortiz really worth? It depends who you ask.
Jon Heyman joined Gresh & Zo to discuss the search for a Sox new manager, Terry Francona and the MLB playoffs.
Contract talks between David Ortiz and the Boston Red Sox are expected to get serious next week, according to a report.
Terry Francona will go down as one of the best managers in Red Sox history, but his tenure in Boston ended amid one of the worst September collapses in the history of the sport.
The Boston Red Sox are in love with the thought of having John Farrell has their next manager, but the Toronto Blue Jays aren't too keen on that idea.
The Boston Red Sox fired manager Bobby Valentine on Thursday. Valentine finished with a record of 69-93 on a team. The Red Sox finished in last place, in the AL East.
