Dustin Pedroia will not report to Red Sox Spring Training for the start of camp. If he can't get on the field, can he still contribute to the team in 2019?
David Price and the Boston Red Sox are saying their goodbyes as Price gets ready to head to Los Angeles following his inclusion in the Mookie Betts trade over the weekend.
While naming a manager to replace Alex Cora is one step further to putting their offseason cheating scandal behind them, the Red Sox aren't out of the woods just yet.
A new report from the Associated Press suggests that MLB's investigation into the Red Sox' alleged sign-stealing is going to last well into spring training.
In fact, the Red Sox lineup should still be quite good in 2020, which is hardly to say that the team is championship-caliber. They probably aren’t. But there is a lot to be determined between now and Halloween, and if the 2019 season taught us at all, it taught that there is no such thing as a sure bet.
The Red Sox are reportedly expected to name bench coach Ron Roenicke their interim manager on the first day of spring training. But why the word "interim"?
The cloud of the Mookie Betts trade still hangs heavy over the organization. Monday evening, fans and media got to hear from the man who made it happen for the first time, Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom.
The Red Sox front office opted to release statements rather than hold a press conference after the Mookie Betts trade. Here's a rough translation for each of the four statements that used a lot of words but said pretty much nothing.
The Red Sox drew a huge negative reaction when they first traded Mookie Betts to the Dodgers. But on his second opportunity, Chaim Bloom did a lot better.
