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The Red Sox have reportedly put an offer on the table for Japanese pitching star Yoshinobu Yamamoto. The move would signal a major shake-up in the Red Sox’s approach to free agency this offseason. The #Giants and #RedSox both making a strong recent push for Yoshinobu Yamamoto both with offers more than $300 million dollars according to sources. Certainly others too making … [Read more...] about Red Sox Offer on Table for Star Japanese Pitcher

What has been a deafeningly silent offseason for the Boston Red Sox has gotten a tinge of a decibel to it. The Red Sox signed former Gold Glove-winning catcher Roberto Perez, according to Jon Heyman of The New York Post. It’s a minor league deal, as Perez gets invited to the major league camp. Perez will get a $1.4 million base salary if he makes the roster. Veteran catcher … [Read more...] about Red Sox Sign Former Gold Glover to a Minor League Contract

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and over again and expecting a different result. No one told the Red Sox, as so far this offseason their approach to acquiring talent is the same recipe for failure they used the past five seasons. The Red Sox are Sticking to a Recipe for Failure Early this offseason, while the Yankees have acquired Juan Soto and … [Read more...] about The Red Sox Are Sticking to a Recipe for Failure

The Red Sox made an unsurprising trade Tuesday, sending Alex Verdugo to their archrivals (maybe their trade partner was surprising), the New York Yankees. In return, the Red Sox received a trio of right-handed pitchers in an attempt to bolster their pitching. Latest Red Sox Attempt to Bolster Pitching In exchange for Verdugo, the Red Sox received Richard Fitts, Gregg Weissert, … [Read more...] about The Red Sox’s Latest Attempt to Bolster Their Pitching

The two biggest rivals in MLB executed a rare deal involving high-profile names on Tuesday. The Boston Red Sox will trade outfielder Alex Verdugo to the New York Yankees in exchange for reliever Greg Weissert and prospects Richard Fitts and Nicholas Judice. Jeff Passan of ESPN first reported the trade and shared that it does not take the Yankees out of a potential Juan Soto … [Read more...] about Rare Red Sox, Yankees Trade Gets Done

The hot stove rumor mill that is baseball in New England has yet to “Cease.” Cease as in left-handed pitcher and 2022 Cy Young runner-up Dylan Cease. Cease is reportedly on the radar of the Red Sox front office, but the team has yet to reach out to the Chicago White Sox on that front. Hot Stove Rumors for Red Sox Yet to “Cease” In addition to other hot stove rumors yet to cease … [Read more...] about Red Sox Hot Stove Rumors Yet to “Cease”

After moving what had long been a staple and sense of pride for the city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, the Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox is now up for sale. Triple-A Affiliate of Boston Red Sox Up for Sale Principal owner Larry Lucchino has been telling media outlets that the Worcester Red Sox are up for sale. Lucchino feels it is the right time to “sell the team.” He … [Read more...] about Boston Red Sox Triple-A Affiliate Up for Sale

It is the off-season for Major League Baseball. In Boston, that means Red Sox rumors are running rampant. Rumors about trades, free agent signings, and re-signings are the discussions that keep baseball alive in New England, even when Fenway is covered for the winter. Rumors Running Rampant for Red Sox There are discussions about possible trades that could happen. There has … [Read more...] about Red Sox Rumors Running Rampant

Craig Breslow is the new Boston Red Sox Chief of Baseball Operations. What can he bring to the table that will lead to the next Red Sox World Series? The #RedSox today announced that Craig Breslow has been hired as Chief Baseball Officer. pic.twitter.com/2gzs3XRWI7 — Red Sox (@RedSox) October 25, 2023 Craig Breslow hired as replacement for Chaim Bloom An … [Read more...] about Red Sox Hire Breslow as New Chief of Baseball Operations