It's a big night for Sean Burke to go deep in his start, and not just because he got the Sox Machine feature treatment that every member of the organization covets. But because the Sox have yet to use any reliever on three-straight days this season, and deploying any of Bryan Hudson, Grant Taylor and Seranthony Domínguez would require them to break new ground. Not that there's necessarily a clamor rising for every member of that trio .
"Huddy is down, will probably have Seranthony and Taylor...
In a true race to the bottom, two teams tied for the fewest wins in the entire sport are set to square off in Coors Field tonight with the Red Sox taking on the Rockies. If the Red Sox lose and the Giants beat the A’s later this evening, Boston will stand all alone as […]
Three summers ago, the Boston Red Sox drafted pitcher Cade Feeney out of North Dakota State. He would get close enough to the major leagues to pitch three spring training games in a Red Sox uniform, then split the 2026…
Given his unimpressive 2026 season, it's fair to wonder Los Angeles Dodgers star Kyle Tucker had red flags entering free agency.
The Red Sox got tough news over the weekend concerning Romy Gonzalez’s rehab from shoulder surgery. Gonzalez’s hip flexor became an issue, causing the club to pause his rehab assignment.It appears to be a minor setback, as MassLive’s Chris Cotillo reports the infielder is back in the lineup for Triple-A Worcester. He’ll bat second as […]
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The Red Sox have agreed to a minor league contract with veteran catcher Andrew Knizner, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com. Knizner, a client of CAA, was with the Rockies’ Triple-A affiliate but was released late last week after triggering an opt-out clause. He’ll presumably head to Triple-A Worcester for the time being. Knizner, 31, has […]
The 2026 season of Major League Baseball has been pleasantly unpredictable while staying in line with preseason expectations. The Los Angeles Dodgers are good. The Boston Red Sox are not. The New York Yankees are the best team in the American League, and the New York Mets are one of the worst in the National […]
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When Rafael Devers was traded from the Boston Red Sox to the San Francisco Giants, emotions were decidedly mixed among Red Sox fans. That wasn’t the case for Giants fans, though, as the team literally rolled out the red carpet for him.Times have changed. On the field, Devers has struggled to live up to his […]
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Count me shocked that the Mariners were able to win one of their games against that trio of lefty starters the Red Sox rolled out last weekend. That win on Sunday wrapped up a 3-3 homestand and pushed the team another game ahead of their division rivals. Now the team embarks on a midwest road […]
Ahead of his UFC return next month, Conor McGregor dropped some news for his other job.
Talkin' Gaysball: After Giants pitchers left us reeling, this gay baseball fan found salvation at Wrigley and Fenway.
The Boston Red Sox saw their season come to an end during Monday’s sickening loss to the Colorado Rockies. If we’re all being honest with each other, there were already nails being hammered into the coffin — the utter shit show that was the final two innings of that game just happened to be the […]
The American League is certainly full of baseball teams.
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The Red Sox may have suffered their most painful loss of the season Monday night, watching the Rockies string together eight consecutive hits off Boston’s two most trusted relievers to steal a 3-2 walk-off win at Coors Field.
Last week, we learned that Garrett Crochet had been cleared to throw weighted plyometric balls as he attempts to recover from two injuries: the initial shoulder inflammation that landed him on the IL, and the subsequent lat tightness that has kept him on it for much longer than anyone anticipated. Yesterday he was reevaluated and, […]
Whether the New York Yankees would have a shot at Willson Contreras remains to be seen. But this team is completely focused on getting back to the World Series. Therefore, here is the Yankees’ perfect trade offer for Contreras. The Yankees’ catching situation leaves a lot to be desired. Austin Wells handles the staff well, […]
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The end of last night’s Red Sox game was nothing short of a debacle. A fiasco. A disaster. Whatever you want to call it. Garrett Whitlock and Aroldis Chapman combined to allow eight hits in the eighth and ninth innings, though the former somehow escaped without allowing a run, while the latter coughed up a […]
The Angels were defeated by a couple of familiar faces on Tuesday. Longtime L.A. outfielder Taylor Ward slugged a home run in his return to Angel Stadium. Former Angels farmhand Kyle Bradish, who came over to the Orioles in the Dylan Bundy trade, fired eight scoreless innings. 1. De La Cruz back Tuesday The Reds […]
The Toronto Blue Jays have been near the middle of the MLB standings for the majority of the 2026 season, and even after recently sweeping a three-game set against the Boston Red Sox, they’re still one game below .500 with a 38-39 record. While they’ve certainly been impressive in some areas, such as relief pitching […]
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There’s no such thing as too much pitching. Pitchers inevitably get hurt. Relievers go on cold stretches. Starters tire down the stretch. The baseball season is a war of attrition, and pitchers are the main casualties. There’s a reason why teams hand out minor league deals to every pitcher with a pulse during Spring Training. […]
The Boston Red Sox are 31-44, buried in the AL East cellar with the second-worst record in the American League, and Sonny Gray is not going to stand in the way if the front office decides to sell. Gray told Tim Healey of the Boston Globe that he would be open-minded about waiving the full no-trade protection he negotiated into his contract if Boston commits to a deadline teardown. "If someone came to me from the Red Sox and made a decision that that's the direction that this team was going to ...
The Boston Red Sox wrapped up their series in Seattle on Sunday with a 3-1 loss to the Mariners, unable to complete the sweep despite another strong outing from the pitching staff. The defeat dropped Boston to 31-45, a record that sits uncomfortably close to the worst in the MLB.The offense has been the story […]
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With the Red Sox’ season continuing to spiral — they’re buried in the AL East cellar and have the American League’s second-worst record — speculation about a potential deadline sale continues to mount. The team hasn’t made any major directional decisions at this juncture, but if they opt to go the seller’s route, veteran right-hander […]
The Boston Red Sox suffered a brutal 3-2 walk-off loss to the Colorado Rockies on Monday night after Aroldis Chapman failed to record an out in the ninth inning at Coors Field. The Red Sox carried a 2-1 lead into the ninth inning before Chapman allowed four consecutive hits, capped by Jake McCarthy’s bases-clearing walk-off […]
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The Red Sox appeared to be in complete control through seven innings Monday night, seemingly on their way to opening the series with a win over the Rockies.