Biggest Storylines To Follow With 2018 Red Sox
There are actually plenty of reasons to be excited about the 2018 Red Sox.
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There are actually plenty of reasons to be excited about the 2018 Red Sox.
For WBZ-TV's Dan Roche, the most wonderful time of the year has arrived.
In the effort to pick up some of those early-season victories, the Boston Red Sox and rookie manager Alex Cora could not have asked for a better road.
Nothing says spring training baseball quite like a player being interviewed while actually playing.
The Boston Red Sox will be on top of the baseball world in 2018 -- at least in terms of payroll.
Check out the new menu items coming to Fenway.
The Boston rotation will be down a pair of southpaws to start the 2018 season.
Chris Sale was hit with a line drive in the left leg or hip on Saturday.
Steven Wright's health status heading into opening day was a question mark for the Red Sox. Now, it won't matter much.
For his first time as a member of the Red Sox, Chris Sale will get the ball for the Red Sox on Opening Day.
One of baseball's best rivalries may be heading across the pond next season.
An emotional Craig Kimbrel returned to Red Sox Spring Training on Monday, ready to get back to baseball.
Red Sox Spring Training won't end until Blake Swihart plays every position around the diamond. At least, that's how it appears.
The Jimmy Fund and the Red Sox are making some dreams come true.
Chris Sale made his spring debut for the Red Sox on Friday, striking out five Marlins over four innings of work.
Eduardo Nunez will be manning second base when the Red Sox take on the Tampa Rays at Tropicana Field on March 29
J.D. Martinez has yet to play in an actual spring training game for the Red Sox, but the new Boston slugger already has a homer to his name.
After leaving his first start of the spring early on Friday, Red Sox lefty Drew Pomeranz has been diagnosed with a mild flexor strain.
A pair of Boston stars got their first game action of the spring on Sunday.
Drew Pomeranz's spring did not get off to the best start.
It appears the wheels are in motion for a big change outside of Fenway Park.
Craig Kimbrel is away from Boston's spring training camp while his infant daughter has surgery.
Whether it's the pressure or the fans or the media or the simple weight of living up to a big-money contract, or whether everything that happens on a baseball diamond is the result of random chance, we cannot know. But we shall nevertheless wonder over the course of the next few months just how J.D. Martinez will handle the pressure of playing in Boston.
J.D. Martinez is just one man. But his impact on the Red Sox lineup should still be significant.
Blake Swihart is off to a hot start this spring, but the Red Sox are going to have a tough time finding a spot for him on their roster.
