BALTIMORE -- For all the talk of who is out (manager Alex Cora and six coaches) and who is in (interim manager Chad Tracy), the rest of this Red Sox season will be determined by the players, and how they respond to the sudden changes. Sunday was a good first

BALTIMORE -- Amid the chaos of a sudden managerial change and coaching shake-up came the calm, reassuring voice and familiar face of Chad Tracy. In Tracy, the Red Sox might have found the perfect interim manager to replace Alex Cora, whose 1,161-game run ended in a surprise Saturday night meeting

BALTIMORE -- Sunday was the one-month mark of the Red Sox opening the ‘26 season auspiciously with a 3-0 win at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati. How could that have been just a month ago? As the Red Sox took the field for the finale rubber match of their

Everyone has an opportunity to make a strong first impression. Some, like Blue Jays ace Dylan Cease, have simply matched expectations after signing a high-profile free-agent contract with a new club. Others, like Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle and White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami, are beginning their respective Major League careers

BALTIMORE – Hours after their most convincing win of the season, the Red Sox announced a dramatic shakeup that included parting ways with manager Alex Cora and five members of the coaching staff. The decision comes with the Red Sox off to a disappointing 10-17 start in which most areas

Justin Gonzales didn't waste any time making his presence felt in his first big league camp this spring. That wasn't just because of his massive stature -- at 6-foot-5 and 210 pounds, he towers above most players. The Red Sox No. 5 prospect registered the second-hardest-tracked ball of Spring Training

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BALTIMORE -- Well, that timing was unexpected. Hours after the Red Sox pulled off their most one-sided victory of the season, a 17-1 throttling of the Orioles at Camden Yards on Saturday, the organization announced perhaps the most dramatic, in-season shakeup of the coaching staff in team history. Just like

BALTIMORE -- The Red Sox can’t fix all their problems in one day, but they did have themselves one therapeutic Saturday afternoon at Camden Yards. Garrett Crochet was in a slump? Not anymore. The lefty ace shook off his previous two starts (a combined 15 earned runs allowed) by turning

BALTIMORE -- For eight innings on Saturday afternoon at Camden Yards, the Red Sox were already having a good time, riding Garrett Crochet’s rebound performance and a bunch of timely hits from an offense that had struggled mightily for most of the season, and particularly of late. In the ninth

BALTIMORE -- While Roman Anthony was out of the lineup for the fourth straight day on Saturday due to back tightness, his return appears imminent given his ramp-up to baseball activities. “He’s going to hit today,” Red Sox manager Alex Cora said before his team’s 17-1 win over the Orioles.

Franklin Arias just can't stop hitting home runs. Even when he gets a day off and sits on the bench for eight innings, he still finds a way to go yard.

• For a limited time get $10 tickets to select Minor League games » Such was the case Saturday.

Franklin Arias isn’t the only Red Sox prospect on a generational run. Anthony Eyanson is putting together his own hot streak worth watching. Boston’s 2025 third-rounder has been downright filthy so far in his young career. He delivered another dominant start in his fourth outing for High-A Greenville, an 11-5

BALTIMORE -- Prior to the opener of a six-game road trip, Red Sox manager Alex Cora was in crisis management mode regarding his mightily slumping team. “You have to cancel the noise, because it's loud -- very loud,” said Cora. “Anywhere you look, they're talking about us, how bad we

Each summer across Minor League Baseball, there's a hitter who begins his ascent toward the upper echelon of prospect status. It was Konnor Griffin (MLB’s No. 1 prospect) in 2025. It was Jackson Holliday in 2023. And if the first few weeks of this season are any indication, 2026 is

After consultation with Major League Baseball, Saturday’s originally scheduled 4:05 p.m. ET game between the Orioles and Boston Red Sox has been moved to 12:05 p.m. due to forecasted inclement weather. Gates will open at 10:30 a.m., and 20,000 fans will receive the Hockey Jersey giveaway, presented by Ledo Pizza.

BOSTON -- Payton Tolle, Boston’s No. 1 prospect per MLB Pipeline, brought some much-needed energy and electricity back to Fenway Park on Thursday night. If only he could have brought some hits.

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BOSTON -- Just a day after he was promoted to Triple-A but never got to pitch, lefty Eduardo Rivera’s surreal start to his week continued with him all but needing a key to open Fenway Park on Wednesday. The Red Sox called up their No. 26 prospect as rated by

BOSTON -- The Red Sox kept leadoff man Roman Anthony out of the lineup on Wednesday night against Yankees left-handed ace Max Fried not due to matchup reasons, but because the 21-year-old outfielder is dealing with back tightness. Red Sox manager Alex Cora is hopeful Anthony will be back in

Minor League Baseball is famous for being a top-tier, low-cost family entertainment option. Throughout the 2026 season, going to a game can be an even better value than usual. Through April 28, all 120 MiLB teams -- clubs from Single-A to Triple-A at ballparks from Palm Beach, Fla., to Vancouver,

Once upon a time in baseball, picking which pitchers had the best fastball was done solely based on how hard they threw. When the radar gun started being used in the 1970s, it was a quick and easy way to measure who had the best heater. But as the game

BOSTON – With the elusive rally at last mounting in the bottom of the seventh inning for the Red Sox on Tuesday night at Fenway Park, Caleb Durbin, who had a successful ABS challenge earlier in the at-bat, took another shot at it. The crowd rose with some anticipation, hoping