Alex Cora wouldn't commit to Roman Anthony as his new leadoff man when he tried it for the first time Sunday. But after the club won with a new-look lineup, Cora doubled down a day later in Minnesota.

Boston Red Sox's Alex Cora cautioned his team against trusting trade deadline rumors, claiming some ESPN personnel 'made s--- up' during his time at the network.

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While addressing a question about what he tells his guys about getting through the deadline – which comes this Thursday at 6 p.m. EST – Cora explained that he told his players, essentially, not to believe everything they hear.

Major League Baseball teams have until 6 p.m. Eastern Time this Thursday to complete any moves they want to make before the trade deadline. Naturally, as

The Boston Red Sox sealed a crucial series win over the L.A. Dodgers over the weekend, but lost closer Ardolis Chapman to injury to the despair of Dave Portnoy.

The Boston Red Sox have plenty of veteran talent on the roster right now and now have a ton of money available to throw at new guys. When the 2025 season ends,

The Boston Red Sox are likely planning for the trade deadline and postseason. However, Alex Cora already has one eye on free agency.

During the All-Star break, Alex Cora revealed he attended Coldplay’s viral concert as the Red Sox look to build on their winning streak.

Red Sox starter Brayan Bello didn’t have his best stuff Friday in a 5-2 loss to the Dodgers at Fenway Park — but he might have made some progress with his most dominant pitch.