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After three consecutive seasons of missing the playoffs, the Boston Red Sox are on a mission to get back to the postseason in 2025. To do so, manager Alex Cora will need to get more consistency from his everyday lineup. As other AL East teams continue to upgrade their rosters, Red Sox whispers have not […]
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The Boston Red Sox went into the offseason with high aspirations. Boston was reportedly aiming to acquire a significant amount of talent to transform its club into a postseason contender capable of competing with the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles atop the American League East. Boston has recruited talent like as Garrett Crochet and […]
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Felix Mantilla, Red Sox All-Star, World Series Winner, and Former Expansion Mets Player, Passes Away Felix Mantilla, a former Major League Baseball (MLB) All-Star, World Series champion, and key player for the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets, has passed away at the age of 86. Mantilla’s death marks the loss of a beloved […]
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Felix Mantilla, an 11-year MLB veteran, passed away on Friday at the age of 90. Mantilla played 969 games for the Braves, Mets, Red Sox, and Astros from 1956 to 1966, predominantly as a second baseman but also at third base, shortstop, and all three outfield positions. Though Mantilla never played for the Brewers, the […]
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The Boston Red Sox’s reason for removing Rafael Devers from their FanFest lineup is not what fans might expect. According to Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com, Devers has a last-minute scheduling difficulty that will keep him from attending this weekend’s “Fenway Fest.” Walker Buehler and Kutter Crawford were among the players originally set to speak in […]
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Red Sox Manager Alex Cora Announces Retirement After Storied Career In a move that stunned the baseball world, Alex Cora, the charismatic and highly successful manager of the Boston Red Sox, officially announced his retirement from the team today. The 48-year-old former player turned manager leaves behind an indelible legacy in both the Red Sox […]
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At this time, it’s unclear what the Atlanta Braves will do with the fifth spot in their rotation. When Spencer Strider returns early in the season, he will join Chris Sale, Spencer Schwellenbach, and Reynaldo López as rotation locks. However, with the departure of Max Fried to the New York Yankees, it is unclear how […]
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The Toronto Blue Jays have repeatedly failed to sign free agents. However, once the final wave of free agency begins, they could sign an outstanding reliever from one of their competitors. While outlining potential landing spots for remaining relief relievers, Bleacher Report’s Zachary D. Rymer suggested the Blue Jays might be an ideal fit for […]
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Baltimore Orioles Sign Phillies All-Star Reliever Jeff Hoffman After Beating Out Red Sox In a bold and strategic move aimed at strengthening their bullpen, the Baltimore Orioles have reportedly secured the services of All-Star reliever Jeff Hoffman, who most recently played for the Philadelphia Phillies. The signing, which came after a competitive bidding war with […]
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The Red Sox avoided arbitration with three key members of their pitching staff on Thursday, agreeing to one-year contracts with lefty Garrett Crochet ($3.8 million), righties Tanner Houck ($3.95 million), and Kutter Crawford ($2.75 million), according to MLB.com. The team has not publicized the agreements yet, but is likely to at some point Thursday evening. […]
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