Chris Sale Is Throwing A Baseball Again
Chris Sale is starting his season on the IL for the third straight year. But the Red Sox lefty is making progress in his return from a stress fracture in his ribs.
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Chris Sale is starting his season on the IL for the third straight year. But the Red Sox lefty is making progress in his return from a stress fracture in his ribs.
Friday is an unofficial holiday in the city of Boston, as the Red Sox will play their first game of the year at Fenway Park.
Red Sox fans are getting a blunt reminder that big league baseball is most certainly a business.
When asked about his contract negotiations with the Red Sox ahead of the season, Xander Bogaerts seemed pretty disappointed about how things went. Now we understand why.
Fenway Park is an ever-changing baseball cathedral, and it will have no shortage of new areas and features for the 2022 season.
Jackie Bradley, Kiké Hernández and Rafael Devers hit consecutive RBI doubles in the fourth inning to chase former teammate Eduardo Rodriguez, and the Boston Red Sox held on to beat the Detroit Tigers 9-7 Wednesday and win the three-game series.
Clayton Kershaw was on the verge of history on Wednesday afternoon. Alas, he didn't get the chance to complete the job.
The Red Sox are staring down the possibility of saying farewell to two more star players in Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers.
The Red Sox will return to Fenway Park this weekend. It promises to be a yellow event.
Rafael Devers singled through the open shortstop area with the infield shifted to the right side, driving in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning Tuesday as the Boston Red Sox overcame a three-run deficit to beat the Detroit Tigers 5-3.
The Red Sox' pitching staff is easing its way into the season.
The Red Sox were hoping to have Trevor Story back in the lineup when the team opens a three-game set with the Tigers in Detroit on Monday. But Boston's big free agent splash will miss his second straight game as he deals with a non-COVID illness.
Somehow, this story is not a joke.
Who is the closer of the Boston Red Sox? It's a question without an answer right now. But it's a mystery that doesn't exactly have members of the bullpen losing any sleep.
The Red Sox managed to salvage the final game of their opening series against the New York Yankees on Sunday night. Boston avoided a season-opening sweep in the Bronx thanks in large part to its bullpen.
The Red Sox and Yankees needed extra innings to determine a winner on Opening Day, with the home team ultimately prevailing 6-5 in 11 innings.
After a long offseason for both teams, it was quite the fireworks show for the historic rivals in the first inning of the 2022 season.
Friday was not just the start of a new baseball season for the Red Sox, but the start of a season that will be filled with tributes for the late Jerry Remy.
Red Sox fans can feast their eyes on a pretty sweet set of kicks on the starting shortstop's lower body when the Red Sox kick off their season at Yankee Stadium.
What should we expect from the Red Sox this season? We turn to the ultimate Red Sox optimist Dan Roche for some of his predictions for the 2022 squad.
The last time Xander Bogaerts signed a contract extension with the Red Sox, he signed on the dotted line after the season began. That will not be happening this time around.
The Red Sox still have to wait another day to open their new season. But on Thursday, the team announced its Opening Day roster for 2022.
We wrote about the plethora of question marks surrounding the Red Sox rotation on Tuesday. Today, we dive into the bullpen, which is an even bigger concern than the guys who will start.
The Red Sox should have a pretty potent offense this season, but there are some big question marks surrounding the team's starting rotation and pitching staff.
The Red Sox will launch a lot of homers again in 2022, but who will lead the power surge?
