Benches clear after Contreras, Caratini tangle during play at home
BOSTON -- The fiery Willson Contreras has a way of finding himself in the center of tense moments on the baseball field.
Crochet (shoulder inflammation) to face hitters Tuesday as rehab progresses
BOSTON -- Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet graduated from the tedious part of his rehab for left shoulder inflammation by throwing a fourth side session within 10 days at Fenway Park on Saturday.
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Fenway frustrations continue despite Tolle's strong start, Boston's 4-run 1st inning
BOSTON – With an early surge of offense (four runs in the bottom of the first inning) hardly seen by the Red Sox at Fenway Park this season, it seemed like Friday could be the night the team’s vibe at home was going to change. When rookie starter Payton Tolle
Here's how the Royals and Red Sox set up a family reunion
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Family fun at Fenway: Clemens throws out 1st pitch to son, Kody
BOSTON -- Of all the pitches Roger Clemens fired in 200 career starts at Fenway Park, perhaps none had the sentimental value of the one he threw at the age of 63 on Friday night. With Clemens standing on the mound he once owned, he threw a ceremonial first pitch
Latest Red Sox injuries & transactions
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Wheels in motion for Mayer to move back to shortstop with Story out
BOSTON -- Now that it is clear that veteran shortstop Trevor Story is going to be down for possibly multiple months following the news that he underwent sports hernia surgery on Thursday, the wheels are in motion for Marcelo Mayer to move back to his natural position of shortstop. When
Story undergoes successful surgery for sports hernia, no timetable for return
BOSTON – When Trevor Story learned last weekend that he had a sports hernia, the only question was whether he would have surgery or take a more conservative recovery approach. After soliciting three opinions, Boston’s veteran shortstop indeed underwent surgery on Thursday. The procedure was performed by Dr. William Meyers
It's May 22 and the Red Sox top prospect already has a career high in this stat
The Franklin Arias power show just keeps growing in magnitude. The Red Sox's top prospect reached double-digit home runs in a season for the first time as a pro during a three-hit night for Double-A Portland in its 2-1 victory over Reading at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. Arias
Fresh off sweep, Sox hoping to recapture Fenway magic -- and offense
For a stadium affectionately known as “America’s Most Beloved Ballpark,” the Red Sox have seemingly not loved playing at Fenway Park this season.
Is still-dominant Chapman closing in on Cooperstown?
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Duran takes over AGAIN to fuel sweep. Can he jump-start Red Sox?
KANSAS CITY -- The Jarren Duran show at Kauffman Stadium had an encore, and a much-needed one for the Red Sox. While Duran broke the game open with a huge swing in the ninth inning on Tuesday, he put his team ahead again on Wednesday, belting a two-run homer to
Crochet throws off mound again, important next steps getting closer
KANSAS CITY -- Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet continues to pass all health checkpoints in his quest to return from the injured list. The latest was a two-inning bullpen session on Wednesday at Kauffman Stadium, marking the third time he’s thrown off the mound in the last week. Regaining his
Mock draft: Shift in the top five, after that, uncertainty abounds
We’re less than two months away from the Draft now, with high school playoffs rolling on and colleges in conference tournament play. It might have been efficient to do this week’s mock draft in person at the SEC Tournament in Alabama, because it felt that pretty much every scouting director
Red Sox No. 6 prospect Bennett finds another level (11 K's!) back at Triple-A
The Red Sox have some startling pitching depth in their pipeline. And one of the recent additions beginning to make a name for himself is Jake Bennett. After making a couple of starts this season for the big league club, Boston's No. 6 prospect is back at Triple-A Worcester honing
The most pleasant prospect surprises so far -- one for each team
This is the time of year when we like to look at pleasant developments in the early part of the Minor League schedule. When we did so a year ago, we spotlighted several prospects who were steaming toward MLB Pipeline's Top 100 list: A.J. Ewing, Carlos Lagrange, Joe Mack, Rainiel
Duran dazzles with glove, bat AND legs to propel Red Sox victory
KANSAS CITY -- The way things have gone lately for the Red Sox on offense, Jarren Duran wasn’t above a little praying when it came right down to it in the top of the ninth inning on Tuesday night at Kauffman Stadium. Once again, Boston was in a tightly fought
VOTE: 'The Username' in running for best Minor League nickname
Minor League Baseball is full of quirks and joy, two of its most endearing qualities. That extends not only to the games and teams but the players themselves. Across 120 full-season teams and more than 6,000 players, there are countless characters with incredible nicknames to match. Some of them may
Eyanson's second Double-A start? A hitless five-inning gem
Anthony Eyanson was the first member of the Red Sox 2025 Draft class to reach Double-A. Through two starts for Portland, he's already showing why. MLB’s No. 72 prospect built on his early-season success by delivering five no-hit frames in the Sea Dogs' 2-0 victory over Reading on Tuesday at
Gray's season-high 9 K's sets tone as Sox starters continue to shove
KANSAS CITY -- While the Red Sox spent the first five innings of Monday night’s opener of a three-game series against the Royals continuing that prolonged search to find some offense, Sonny Gray, the ultimate craftsman, went to work. The offense eventually did have a moment to savor, and Willson
Anthony (right wrist soreness) hits snag while swinging, pauses rehab
KANSAS CITY -- Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony’s plan to take a significant step forward in his rehab on Monday was halted when he took some swings and felt some soreness in his ailing right wrist. The hope was for Anthony to start a gradual program of swinging early this
Boston's 'cartoon character' becoming a force on the mound
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