BOSTON – For a second straight start, Ranger Suarez was in near-complete control of things, working another seven strong innings to put his club in position for a win. Last Friday in Baltimore, the southpaw tossed seven scoreless frames en route to his sixth win of the season.

BOSTON -- The Red Sox have moved the start time of their game Sunday against the Royals at Fenway Park from 1:35 p.m. ET/12:35 p.m. CT to 3:05 p.m./2:05 p.m. The change was made in consultation with Major League Baseball due to a forecast for an extended period of rain

BOSTON -- For the final four innings on Friday night at Fenway Park, the Red Sox were looking for that one big hit to turn the game -- and their week -- around. But it continued to elude them, as the Sox dropped their third straight game in a 3-2

BOSTON -- Dressed in his home white Red Sox uniform and pitching off the main mound at Fenway Park on Friday afternoon, Garrett Crochet's potential comeback was starting to come more into visual form. However, Crochet and the Red Sox will both continue to take his recovery step by step.

BOSTON -- The Red Sox lost some right-handed-hitting outfield depth and speed -- perhaps for the rest of the season. Eli White, acquired on the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline, suffered a ligament injury at the top of his right foot when he crashed into a grated piece of metal in

BOSTON -- While the Red Sox couldn’t come up with enough offense in a 3-2 loss to the Royals at Fenway Park on Friday night, Willson Contreras was raking at Double-A Portland, positioning himself to return to Boston’s lineup as soon as Sunday. Contreras, serving as the DH, went 2-for-4,

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Payton Tolle might be the most energetic pitcher in the league. Sometimes he transfers that energy into pushups on the mound. More often, he transfers it into the baseball. Everything about Tolle is explosive, which is why he's 1) a fan favorite and 2) a frontline starter for a playoff-bound

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Green Day struck gold in 2004 with the iconic track, “Wake Me Up When September Ends.” Franklin Arias wasn’t even born yet when it was released, but the song’s title is a refrain many Triple-A hurlers are likely feeling when facing the Red Sox top prospect to begin the season's

BOSTON – Playing 14 games in the last 13 days, the Red Sox capped a grueling stretch with a 6-4 loss to the Angels in the rubber match of a three-game series. While at first glance, losing a series to the team with the worst record (56-90) in the American

BOSTON – When Adley Rutschman was out of the lineup for the second straight night on Wednesday, it raised some eyebrows, particularly because the catcher has been dealing with a hyperextended right elbow for more than two weeks. It turns out the plan was by design, in conjunction with Thursday’s

With the Minor League regular seasons wrapping up this month, it’s tempting to say we’re already looking ahead to 2027. But in this case, we’re going one step beyond that.

On Feb. 9, shortly before pitchers and catchers were due to report to Spring Training, the Red Sox and Brewers swung a six-player trade. It wasn't a blockbuster by any means. But it has turned out to be one of the most impactful moves of the offseason. All six players

BOSTON -- Red Sox lefty Garrett Crochet took his latest step toward a possible return as a reliever this season on Tuesday, throwing a side session of roughly 20 pitches in which he threw fastballs and his complementary offerings. With Boston’s five-game winning streak coming to an end in a

BOSTON -- Tanner Houck’s enthusiasm was obvious as he returned to Fenway Park on Monday after spending several weeks in relative isolation trying to complete his comeback from Tommy John surgery. Back among teammates who are getting primed for a playoff run only motivates Houck to return and help the

BOSTON -- The Red Sox opened the penultimate homestand of the season on Monday afternoon without an opener. This, even though it was Brayan Bello’s day to pitch. After a second half of the season mostly filled with excellence in bulk relief, Bello went back to his roots, starting his

BALTIMORE -- Payton Tolle's push to the finish line of his strong rookie season added more entertainment on Sunday afternoon in the form of an in-game push-up. In the third inning, while facing Pete Alonso, Tolle fell down at the end of his windup on a 1-2 pitch. While on

BALTIMORE -- As the door opened to the visitors' clubhouse at Camden Yards on Sunday afternoon, the chants were unmistakable. “Chappy! Chappy! Chappy!” For the Red Sox, the spontaneous serenade was perhaps the best way to pay tribute to closer Aroldis Chapman, who was fresh off completing his 400th career

BALTIMORE -- Rather than play short for another few days, the Red Sox decided to play it safe with center fielder Ceddanne Rafaela and place him on the 10-day injured list prior to Sunday’s game against the Orioles with a right quadriceps strain. The move was made retroactive to Thursday.

It's only fitting that 2026's final edition of the Prospect Team of the Week would feature Andrew Fischer. Throughout the Minor League campaign, the Brewers' No. 5 prospect has launched roundtripper after roundtripper, and he's pulled away with the Minor League lead -- and a chance for 50 homers. Fischer

Joe Morgan, the ultimate baseball lifer who realized his dream of managing his hometown Red Sox and made history while he did it, died on Saturday at the age of 95. After decades of working under the radar in the sport he loved so much, Morgan suddenly moved from his

BALTIMORE -- During his designated rest period, which totaled nine days before he toed the rubber again for the Red Sox Saturday night at Camden Yards, Sonny Gray was asked if overall body fatigue was the reason he was essentially skipping a start amid one of the best seasons of