It feels more like a formality than anything else at this point, but Major League Baseball officially announced a delay for Opening Day Monday afternoon.
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.
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 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.
The Red Sox are expected to be punished for their alleged sign-stealing scheme from the 2018 season, but their penalty may not be as harsh as expected.
Red Sox fans aren't happy with the Red Sox' decision to finally trade Mookie Betts. And they're waiting for the inevitable smear campaign on his way out.
The Red Sox are reportedly finalizing a blockbuster trade that will sent right fielder Mookie Betts and starter David Price to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The 2018 banner on the press box isn't coming down and the parade down Boylston Street still happened, but there's no doubt the Alex Cora experience has come with a price, writes Matt McCarthy.
Major League Baseball has already released a statement on the accusations of sign-stealing against the Red Sox. Now, the Red Sox themselves have released a statement.
The Boston Red Sox have been accused of illegally using the video replay room to learn opposing teams' signals during their World Series-winning 2018 season.
