Veteran third baseman Alex Bregman is set to be a free agent for the second straight offseason. Bregman enters free agency as one of the top available bats with a complete profile: high-level offense, strong defense, postseason experience, and positional value. For teams aiming to compete now, he represents a “difference-maker” piece. However, his price tag, positional fit, and … [Read more...] about Alex Bregman Hits the Free Agent Market Again
High-Profile Opt-Outs Loom Ahead of MLB Free Agency
At the conclusion of the World Series, three big names will likely opt out of their contracts and test MLB free agency, and uniquely, they are all clients of agent Scott Boras. Boras had all three clients sign short-term deals with opt-outs to prove their worth before testing free agency, like he did successfully with Matt Chapman and Blake Snell, among others. Let’s take a … [Read more...] about High-Profile Opt-Outs Loom Ahead of MLB Free Agency
Behind Crochet: Red Sox Hunt for Rotation’s Key Piece in 2026
Garrett Crochet stands tall as the ace of the Boston Red Sox. But finding a reliable No. 2 starter for 2026 feels like chasing a ghost. Sure, there is plenty of pitching depth, but a lack of experience scars the in-house talent to back up Lou Merloni’s “Pig.” Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow stares down tough calls this winter. He needs to weave homegrown promise with … [Read more...] about Behind Crochet: Red Sox Hunt for Rotation’s Key Piece in 2026
Red Sox End of Season Press Conference: Rotation, Power, Defense, and More
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox held their end-of-season press conference Monday at Fenway Park. Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow, manager Alex Cora, and president Sam Kennedy spoke. Questions zeroed in on the team’s glaring weaknesses despite a respectable 89-73 season. The Wild Card Series loss at the hands of the New York Yankees exposed flaws in key areas. Reporters dug … [Read more...] about Red Sox End of Season Press Conference: Rotation, Power, Defense, and More
Revisiting a Pirates And Red Sox 2024 Trade Deadline Deal
The 2024 deal, which saw the Pittsburgh Pirates trade pitcher Quinn Priester to the Boston Red Sox, seemed rather innocuous. In return, the Pirates received middle infield prospect Nick Yorke. It made sense for both teams. Each subtracted from a position where they already had plenty of depth and added where they were lacking. Nobody from either fan base seemed upset about the … [Read more...] about Revisiting a Pirates And Red Sox 2024 Trade Deadline Deal
Rays Slugger Listed As Red Sox Trade Target
The Boston Red Sox are a sleeping giant in the AL East, especially if they remain aggressive in adding to a roster that almost toppled the New York Yankees in the AL Wild Card playoff round. That series exposed the Sox’s lack of offensive pop, and they will be sniffing around the market for a big bat this winter. Rays Slugger Listed As Red Sox Trade Target The Tampa Bay Rays … [Read more...] about Rays Slugger Listed As Red Sox Trade Target
Former Yankees Closer Flipped the Narrative in Game One for the Rival Red Sox
Former New York Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman made his appearance in game one of the American League Wild Card series. His performance was the opposite of what the Yankees are used to. Former Yankees Closer Flipped the Narrative in Game One for the Rival Red Sox The new Boston Red Sox closer has settled in his role, looking more composed, professional, and dialed in. … [Read more...] about Former Yankees Closer Flipped the Narrative in Game One for the Rival Red Sox
Report: Nationals Land “One of the Best” as Head of Baseball Operations
In a dazzling coup, the Washington Nationals have landed Paul Toboni, the 35-year-old phenom from the Boston Red Sox, to lead their baseball operations. The move, first reported by ESPN’s Jeff Passan, marks a transformative movement for the Nationals. Toboni’s vibrant leadership and razor-sharp scouting insight promise to electrify Washington’s pursuit of building a World … [Read more...] about Report: Nationals Land “One of the Best” as Head of Baseball Operations
Red Sox Make Rotation Tweaks with 10 Games Left
BOSTON — Red Sox manager Alex Cora announced Wednesday on WEEI’s “Afternoons” radio show that Kyle Harrison will start Saturday against the Tampa Bay Rays. He added that Harrison will stay in the Red Sox rotation for the remainder of the season. Consequently, rookie Payton Tolle will move his flamethrowing fastball to the bullpen. This move locks Connelly Early as the No. 4 … [Read more...] about Red Sox Make Rotation Tweaks with 10 Games Left