Jackie Bradley Jr. Will Be Mic'd Up For Red Sox Opener
The Red Sox want to make the at-home viewing experience an even more enjoyable one for fans, and have decided to mic up a player or coach during select home games during the 2020 season.
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The Red Sox want to make the at-home viewing experience an even more enjoyable one for fans, and have decided to mic up a player or coach during select home games during the 2020 season.
The team announced on Thursday that "elements of the Black Lives Matter movement" will be "incorporated into the pregame ceremony and physically represented throughout the ballpark."
The Red Sox have set their Opening Day roster for the 2020 season, which includes a few more players than usual.
Here's a look at power rankings from around the web to see precisely how folks are viewing the Red Sox right now.
CBS Sports MLB writer Mike Axisa explains why Andrew Benintendi is the key to Boston's success this summer and how the issues with their rotation could haunt their chances of making the playoffs.
When the Red Sox traded Mookie Betts away this past winter, some Red Sox fans held on to some hope that Betts may sign back with Boston as a free agent. Those hopes, small as they may have been, might already be dashed.
Playing in empty stadiums is something baseball players are going to have to get used to this season. For many of the folks calling the game on TV or radio, they have to get used to not being in those empty stadiums.
The Red Sox are making a bold statement in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
If Red Sox fans thought the return of real, live sports might provide a relief from that reality, they were proven wrong before the first game in Boston concluded.
Chaim Bloom is a master of the bargain bin. The Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer added another arm to Boston's player pool ahead of Tuesday's exhibition, and it didn't cost him anything.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche shares some thoughts from the Red Sox' first 2020 exhibition game at Fenway Park.
Eduardo Rodriguez strolled into Fenway Park on Saturday, a happy man that baseball was in front of him -- and his battle with COVID-19 was behind him.
Collin McHugh will not be playing the 2020 season for the Red Sox.
Red Sox fans can't sit atop the Green Monster for the 2020 season, so how about a cutout of themselves?
Restaurants outside Fenway Park are getting creative to attract fans who won't be allowed inside the historic ballpark for the upcoming Red Sox season.
The Red Sox appear set to get a little more help for their lackluster rotation. The signing of pitcher Zack Godley is reportedly "imminent."
The Red Sox placed three players on the 10-day injured list Wednesday, including No. 1 starter Eduardo Rodriguez.
Baseball is going to look very, very different in 2020. And that's for both the fans watching at home and the players in the ballpark.
The Boston Red Sox are scrambling to put their starting rotation back together for the 60-game baseball season, and it won't look like the one fans might have expected at the end of last year -- or even the start of spring training in February.
As they get ready to start the 2020 season -- or at least an abbreviated version of it -- the Red Sox could use a little help in their starting rotation. So it should come as no surprise that the team has its eyes on free-agent starter Zack Godley.
The Haverhill native was 78.
A week after reporting for training camp, the Red Sox split up into opposing dugouts and the home team notched a 4-0 victory over the visitors.
A growing number of men have stepped forward to allege that they were abused by Donald Fitzpatrick at Fenway Park and at major league stadiums in Baltimore and Kansas City.
Baseball is returning. And, after Major League Baseball announced its schedule for all 30 teams on Monday evening, we finally know when and where.
Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona said his longtime bench coach Brad Mills has left the club to be with his family.
