Mitch Moreland Stays With Red Sox, Gets $3 Million Contract
First baseman Mitch Moreland is staying with the Boston Red Sox, agreeing Tuesday to a one-year contract that guarantees $3 million.
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First baseman Mitch Moreland is staying with the Boston Red Sox, agreeing Tuesday to a one-year contract that guarantees $3 million.
A blockbuster trade of the franchise player could still be coming for the Red Sox.
Mookie Betts is reportedly at the center of trade talks between the Boston Red Sox and San Diego Padres.
Chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom said it's possible they won't hire someone before pitchers and catchers report Feb. 12.
Politicians in Los Angeles really want MLB commissioner Rob Manfred to strip the Astros and Red Sox of the last two World Series trophies and hand them over to the Dodgers. But that will not be happening, according to the commish himself.
Curt Schilling was selected on 70% of the ballots this year. Candidates need to reach 75% to be elected.
The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to ask Major League Baseball to strip the Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox of their World Series titles.
Dustin Pedroia reportedly suffered a "significant setback" during his latest attempt at a comeback with the Red Sox.
Mike Fiers is being praised by many for revealing the Houston Astros' sign-stealing ways. But Red Sox great Pedro Martinez is not in that camp.
Red Sox slugger J.D. Martinez is eager for MLB to wrap up their investigation into the 2018 World Series champs, because he doesn't think they'll find anything.
Red Sox players are still coming to grips with the fact that Alex Cora will not be their manager anymore.
It's early, but there's perhaps a glimmer of hope during these dark times for the Red Sox and their fans.
The city of Los Angeles feels cheated out of two World Series titles, and they want Major League Baseball to do something about it.
Red Sox fans love Jason Varitek and many would like to see him become the team's next manager. Apparently, so do the folks who gamble on such things.
In a day where a press conference to address the "parting of ways" with manager Alex Cora was the main story, the Red Sox made a baseball move.
In the wake of Tuesday's mutual decision that Alex Cora was no longer the man to lead the Red Sox, the Boston brass addressed their decision and the club's future at Fenway Park on Wednesday. At least they tried to, but they really couldn't -- and wouldn't -- say much.
With the Boston Red Sox embroiled in a cheating scandal, one that just cost manager Alex Cora his job, many fans of the New York Yankees are taking a victory lap. They may want to put that on hold for now.
Alex Cora screwed up in a big way, and the Red Sox had no choice but to move on from a guy who led them to a World Series title just two years ago.
The Red Sox are looking for a new manager after Alex Cora was implicated in a cheating scandal.
According to MLB's investigation, Alex Cora was the mastermind behind Houston's sign-stealing scheme in 2017.
The Houston Astros, Boston Red Sox and Alex Cora took their cheating schemes too far, and now they have to pay.
On Monday afternoon, Red Sox manager Alex Cora was spared from having MLB's hammer of justice come down upon him. But that relief won't last long.
The MLB has concluded its investigation of the Houston Astros for the cheating accusations from 2017, and the league has come down with a hammer.
A day at America's Most Beloved Ballpark doesn't come cheap, but the experience is one to remember. Here is what you need to know before the game.
The Red Sox and Mookie Betts have avoided salary arbitration, agreeing to a record deal on Friday.
