Alex Cora reveals Red Sox ‘winning business’ reason for Rafael Devers, Alex Bregman decision
After the back and forth rumors about Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers and who would be the third baseman, Cora made a ‘winning business’ move.
Alex Bregman makes crucial spring training home run statement
The Red Sox big offseason acquisition, Alex Bregman, stayed hot at the plate in a spring training game against the Braves.
3 Boston Red Sox bold predictions for 2025 MLB season
As the Red Sox prepare for the 2025 season, expectations are high after a nice offseason, and they could do some big things.
Triston Casas’ Rafael Devers comments draw strong response from Red Sox manager
The Boston Red Sox have a great problem to have, with too many good third baseman on the roster and some loud voices.
Red Sox’s Alex Bregman breaks silence on Rafael Devers’ defiant third base stance
Alex Bregman spoke about Rafael Devers and his willingness to change positions at Red Sox spring training on Tuesday.
Alex Bregman and the Red Sox finalize a $120 million, 3-year contract
Alex Bregman and the Boston Red Sox have finalized a $120 million, three-year contract. Bregman gets a $5 million signing bonus, a $35 million salary this season and $40 million in each of the following two years, with some of the money deferred.
MLB notes: Six-man rotation? Shorter bullpen? How should the Red Sox manage the staff?
After years of trying to get by without enough pitching, the Red Sox now find themselves with so many arms that they’ll need to find creative ways to use them all.
MLB rumorѕ: All the reаѕonѕ Red Sox аre ‘heѕіtаnt’ to ѕіgn Alex Bregmаn
The Boston Red Sox appear to be hesitant to sign Alex Bregman due to a few different reasonss internally….
MLB rumorѕ: Cubѕ emerge аѕ Alex Bregmаn ѕuіtor аѕ Blue Jаyѕ, Tіgerѕ remаіn fаvorіteѕ
While Blue Jays and Tigers remain the favorites, Cubs emerge as a possible suitor for Astros third baseman Alex Bregman
Red Sox resolutions: Five things we want to see in 2025
A new year has arrived, and after a seemingly endless cycle of the same old thing, there’s finally reason to believe 2025 might bring meaningful change for the Red Sox.