Zooming In To Start Unprecedented MLB Summer Camp Amid COVID-19
At Fenway Park, weights and other exercise equipment were set up Thursday in the concourse under the seats that Red Sox fans won't be allowed to occupy when the season finally starts.
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At Fenway Park, weights and other exercise equipment were set up Thursday in the concourse under the seats that Red Sox fans won't be allowed to occupy when the season finally starts.
As they get set to start summer camp at Fenway Park on Friday, the Red Sox had to take care of some roster business on Thursday.
After all of the acrimony and bad publicity, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred ... kind of just said that it was all a waste of time.
Red Sox players reported for duty on Wednesday. Again.
Major League Baseball will play a shortened season amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The minor leagues will have no such luxury.
Something still bothers Barry Larkin about his Most Valuable Player award: The other name engraved on the trophy: Kenesaw Mountain Landis.
It shouldn't take long for Blaze Jordan to become a fan favorite among Red Sox fans, whether it's because of his unique name or ability to hit some towering homers.
A handful of MLB players are opting out of the abbreviated 2020 season, deciding to stay home as the country deals with the COVID-19 pandemic. With workouts set to begin at Fenway Park on Friday, the Red Sox aren't expecting any players to sit this season out.
Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Mike Leake has become the first known player to opt out of the 2020 season due to concerns about the coronavirus.
The fight to get baseball back was not much fun, but that's over and now we can focus on a truly unique 2020 season. And with a 60-game schedule and some interesting rules, the game is wide open.
Can the Red Sox make a postseason push? Who will lead the way in the clubhouse, and who is their ace? Dan Roche answers some tough questions ahead of a shortened 2020 season.
Baseball will be back soon, and with that return, Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy is hoping it will mean fans back in the seats at Fenway Park.
Eddie Kasko, an All-Star infielder who managed the Boston Red Sox and spent nearly three decades with the team in a variety of roles, died Wednesday.
An unidentified Red Sox player tested positive for coronavirus.
The Red Sox have reportedly signed third-round pick Blaze Jordan, adding an awesome name and a big bat to their franchise.
It was reported Tuesday that three Rockies players had tested positive.
Baseball will be back soon, but it will look a lot different with a lot of new rules and regulations.
Two Boston epidemiologists have concerns about whether baseball players can be kept safe from coronavirus.
Welcome to the "bad guy" club, baseball players. You're now as bad as anyone.
The executive board of the Major League Baseball Players Association rejected a proposed 60-game schedule by a 33-5 vote.
Does it look like sports leagues have a workable set of protocols in place to ensure that games can actually be played safely? After the developments from recent weeks -- and particularly last Friday -- it's awfully difficult to have any level of confidence.
Joe Suozzi, Sam Jacobsak and Nick Raposa all made a name for themselves on the diamond for Boston colleges, and are now taking another step toward reaching their dream of playing in the Major Leagues.
Alex Cora is spending his one-year ban from baseball at home in the Puerto Rico, but the future is certainly on his mind.
On Thursday, Theo Epstein showed off his kicking leg to raise money and awareness for a great cause.
Baseball players proposed a 70-game regular-season schedule Thursday, leaving them and management 10 games and about $275 million apart on plans to start the coronavirus-delayed season.
