The Red Sox have been one of the more disappointing teams in baseball this year. While they’re shielded from consideration for the most disappointing club

Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow made it clear that the Rafael Devers trade doesn't mean that they're giving up.

But now, after a maddeningly uneven first 73 games and an industry-rattling trade that exported the team’s best hitter to the other league and other side of the country, the Red Sox are staring down the possibility of missing the postseason for a fourth consecutive year — something this franchise hasn’t done since 1991 to ‘94.

“I see really, really big things for them in the future,” said Teel. “It was an honor to play with those guys every single day.” Yhoiker Fajardo, the 18-year-old pitcher whom the Red ...

This time last year, Craig Breslow was just a week into his job as the Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer ... the group failed to adjust their plan as the league caught onto the strategy ...

According to a writer for the Red Sox cable television network and online site NESN, they may have found one — in a future Hall of Fame starting pitcher. Max Scherzer signed a three-year ...

The Boston Red Sox impressed $600 million dollar superstar ... Soto was very impressed with the Sox’s plan for the future. “Their meeting with Soto went well, as they sought to convince ...