The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals must be tired of chatting so much. Two big trades that sent All-Star contributors from the Cardinals to the Red Sox d

The Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros are reportedly in talks over third baseman Isaac Paredes, but the price would be steep.

A three-time All-Star who was picked up by his hometown Boston Red Sox has died after a standout 17-year MLB career.

If the Boston Red Sox are going to make any more major additions to their lineup via free agency, they need to act fast because the list of available position players is drying up quickly.

A knuckleballer who set the standard for durability en route to three All-Star Game appearances in 17 MLB seasons passed away.

In the span of a week, the Boston Red Sox whiffed on signing Alex Bregman only to make a dramatic pivot in bolstering their rotation even further by signing Ranger Suárez to the largest free-agent contract under chief baseball officer Craig Breslow.

The Red Sox are getting a true No. 2 starting pitcher in free agent lefty Ranger Suárez, who they signed to a five-year, $130 million contract on Wednesday. Boston also is getting a pitcher who relies heavily on both his plus breaking ball and offspeed pitches, not fastball velocity.

The Red Sox like the idea of Mayer settling in at third base now, keeping him on the left side of the infield while allowing Story to remain at shortstop through the remainder of his contract, which runs through 2027. When that deal expires, the path becomes cleaner:

Is the lineup strong enough as it stands for the Red Sox to remain competitive until then? These are among the many questions swirling with pitchers and catchers set to report Feb. 10. Among the biggest questions in the post-Bregman era is third base.

Newest Red Sox slugger Willson Contreras is close friends with free agent third baseman Eugenio Suárez, who belted 49 home runs in 159 games for the Diamondbacks and the Mariners in 2025.