The Boston Red Sox have welcomed back Masataka Yoshida and now it seems the All-Star outfielder is the odd man out.

After the Boston Red Sox finished their 2024 campaign with an even 81-81 record and failed to make the postseason for the third year in a row, they entered the offseason with some clear needs.

Who won the offseason? At the time, it’s mostly speculation. But now that we’re more than two months into the 2025 season, we have a clearer idea of which moves are actually making a difference. This

Boston needs to do more. However, things have slowed down recently, leaving Red Sox fans wanting more from their team, especially after they claimed that the offseason would be a big one for the club.

Entering the offseason, the Red Sox don’t have too many reliable options at starting pitcher. Brayan Bello, Chris Sale, and Tanner Houck are the only pitchers on their 40-man roster who were ...

For now, let’s take his word for it. The Red Sox were not willing to come close to the Padres’ offer for Bogaerts, but presumably they do have the resources — and the desire — to be ...

The Red Sox haven't added an impact right-handed bat to the balance their lefty-heavy lineup. While they have brought in catchers for a competition to back up Connor Wong, none of them are proven ...

The only real impact Rodriguez's signing will have on the offseason is that Matt Strahm -- who reportedly aims to be a starter next season anyway-- might not have a place on the 2023 roster.

This has the potential to be a transformational offseason. The Red Sox have a new chief baseball officer in Craig Breslow, ... There are others the Red Sox could get who'd make a major impact.

The Red Sox optioned right-handed reliever Isaiah Campbell to Triple-A Worcester after their 4-3 win over the Rays on Thursday, according to an industry source. That clears a 26-man roster spot for righty Hunter Dobbins who is expected to be activated from the 15-day injured list Friday to start against the Rays here at Fenway Park.