-
Featured story
Year One for ABS Challenges
Read story →: Year One for ABS ChallengesMajor Leaguers made over 10,000 ABS challenges in this first year of its use. It was a little rocky in the beginning, but by the time the postseason rolled around, players were getting the most from their latest tool.
Latest articles
-
Report: Sox to sign Jake Bauers
According to ESPN, the Red Sox are set to sign Jake Bauers to a four-year, $58 million deal. The 31-year-old is fresh off a stellar season offensively, which ended with a World Championship with the Brewers. Bauers will pass on…
-
Tolle a finalist for Rookie of the Year
After an enjoyable 2026 campaign, Red Sox pitcher Payton Tolle finds himself in the mix for the American League Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award. Tolle, who struck out 171 batters and recorded a 135 ERA+ in 148.2 innings…
-
Abreu, Durbin, Rafaela are Gold Glovers for 2026
For the first time since 2018, three Red Sox fielders earned Rawlings Gold Gloves, the league’s top honor for defensive skills, with Wilyer Abreu claiming a third straight win. No Major League team has more winners than the Sox.
-
Wilbur Wood, 1941-2026
The Red Sox family lost eleven former players this year. Among them was Wilbur Wood, a native of Cambridge, Massachusetts, who debuted with Boston in 1961 and appeared in 36 games here through 1964. Wood didn’t distinguish himself with Boston…
-
Alex Cora to skip 2027
Former Red Sox manager Alex Cora has reportedly told the Phillies he won’t manage in 2027. Cora, who was fired last April, will be paid over $7 million for the third and final year of his Boston deal. Anything he…
-
Red Sox VP to run Athletics
Taylor Smith, a Boston Senior Vice President and Assistant General Manager, will be the new president of baseball operations for the Athletics. Smith is a math and stats expert who spent seven years with the Rays before arriving in Boston.…
-
Facing facts, Breslow warns against Sox complacency
Count me pleasantly surprised by a little accountability, finally, from the Red Sox front office. In the annual end-of-season press conference on Monday, Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow, while proud to have reached the postseason, was also clear…
Maybe you don’t care about the business of baseball. That’s fair. But a lockout is looming as Major League Baseball and the Players Union have taken seemingly irreconcilable positions. Something’s gotta’ give, but it may not be for a long time. And come December 2, the whole sport goes into hibernation. No hot stove, no deals, not even any holiday gifts.
From revenue disparity to salary caps to when the season might even start, I thought ESPN did a good job breaking it all down.