Dave Bush Takes Over As Red Sox Pitching Coach
The Boston Red Sox have a new pitching coach.
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The Boston Red Sox have a new pitching coach.
As the baseball world argued about the enforcement of one rule, Joe Torre explained that it was a different rule that led to controversy in Game 6 of the World Series. This ... is a problem.
There is a new man in charge of baseball operations at Fenway Park. The Red Sox have officially hired Chaim Bloom as their Chief Baseball Officer, the team announced Monday morning.
After a nearly silent search for their next leader of baseball operations, the Boston Red Sox may have found their man.
It was not a banner season for the Boston Red Sox, but a quartet of regulars has the chance to at least get some hardware out of it.
Commissioner Rob Manfred says Major League Baseball will look into a politicized tweet by umpire Rob Drake that referenced a rifle and critics of President Donald Trump.
Jose Altuve homered off Aroldis Chapman with two outs in the ninth inning and Houston outlasted the New York Yankees 6-4 Saturday night.
Steven Wright's days with the Red Sox are over. The team announced that they have released the knuckleballer on Friday.
For the second straight postseason, an accusation has been made against the Astros for stealing signs. This time, though, Astros manager A.J. Hinch finds the accusations to be comical.
Former Red Sox fireballer Joe Kelly allowed the eventual game-winning runs to score as the Dodgers blew a late lead and lost in extra innings.
The Red Sox warned fans last week that it would probably cost them a little bit more to go see the team at Fenway Park in 2020. They fulfilled that promise on Tuesday.
It looks like the Red Sox will be parting ways with a fan favorite this winter, as Brock Holt basically said goodbye to Boston with a Tuesday afternoon Instagram post.
October baseball is here with the Wild Card games getting started on Tuesday.
After a disappointing World Series followup, Red Sox fans can expect to pay more to see their team in 2020.
Following a disappointing 2019 season, the Red Sox now face two big decisions with two of their best offensive players. Unfortunately for them, only one of those decisions is actually theirs to make.
The Red Sox overcame a soaring home run robbery by Stevie Wilkerson to beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 in the regular season finale Sunday.
Renato Núñez homered in his second straight game and was one of four Baltimore players to go deep as the Orioles beat the Boston Red Sox 9-4 on Saturday.
Mookie Betts smacked his 29th homer of the season Tuesday night in the second inning. Just a few minutes later though, he smacked his toe off the wall in right field at Tropicana Field, and his evening was over.
The 2019 Red Sox season has been one filled with many more losses than highlights. On Monday night, at least Boston fans got one of each.
Nate Lowe hit a two-run homer in the 11th inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Boston Red Sox 5-4 on Saturday night to move one game ahead of Cleveland for the second AL wild card.
The Boston Red Sox avoided a three-game sweep at home Thursday, with Eduardo Rodriguez earning his 18th win on the season.
An incredible week for the Yastrzemski family continued Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
With the Red Sox nine games out of a wild-card spot with just 12 games to play, the decision was made to officially end Price's season.
This is no ordinary road series for Mike Yastrzemski. It's one that has been a lifetime in the making.
For over 20 years, the name Yastrzemski echoed through Fenway Park. The famous name will once again be announced over the loudspeaker at the famed ballyard over the next three days, but for a whole new generation of Yaz.
