The Boston Red Sox are a big-market Major League Baseball team. Plus, they traded away slugger Rafael Devers and his mammoth contract. Realistically, the Red So

The Boston Red Sox are still in pursuit of Alex Bregman, but they are have also shifted their primary goal to multiple free-agent hitters.

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Almost from the start, the free agent market has been a model of inefficiency. Bidding furiously against one another, teams pay exorbitant prices for past performance. The players win, but in the long run,

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora has opened up about the in-season trade that sent Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants.

Boston Red Sox great David Ortiz opened up about his communication with Rafael Devers since the infamous summer blockbuster.

The Boston Red Sox are expected to be one of the busiest teams in the offseason after the AL East franchise's postseason exit by rivals, the New York Yankees.

Dustin Pedroia spent his 14-year MLB career with the Boston Red Sox, but he could understand why Rafael Devers seemed bothered by the signing of Alex Bregman last offseason. Speaking to WEEI’s Rob Bradford on the “Baseball Isn’t Boring” podcast,

The All-Star pitcher’s team is reportedly open to trading him, and they are looking for an outfielder in return.