In Boston, few names command the respect and nostalgia of Jason Varitek — the captain, the warrior, the man who bled Red Sox red through championships, heartbreaks, and countless late-night battles behind the plate. But this week, the calm in Fenway Park was broken — not by a front office announcement, but by a single social media post that sent shockwaves through Red Sox Nation.

For the first time in decades, Bruce Bochy wakes up without a lineup card waiting on his desk. There’s no morning meeting, no bullpen strategy to sort out, no lineup changes to obsess over. Just the hum of the Texas morning, a cup of coffee on the porch, and the sound of laughter drifting from inside the house — his wife Kim and their grandchildren.

As the Cubs’ offseason begins to take shape, the front office is already deep into the roster recalibration process. With free agency looming right after the World Series wraps…

With Frramber Valdez headed to the open market, the Astros could turn to Sandy Alcantara in a potential trade.

These World Series players are all free agents this winter. They would help the Cardinals in 2026.

The SF Giants have been connected to St. Louis Cardinals ace Sonny Gray for some time, so it does not come as a huge surprise that the Giants have been listed a

Jason Varitek has always been more than just a coach in Boston. He’s a bridge — between generations, between the glory years and the rebuilds, between the jersey and the soul that wears it. But now, that bridge might be breaking.

Several injured Boston Red Sox stars are rehabbing this offseason, including Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer and Triston Casas.