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They prefer a healthy Byron Buxton for most of a 162-game schedule, but a healthy Byron Buxton available for most of a 162-game schedule has yet to present itself. How can they recapture the magic of Michael A. Taylor in 2024? When the Minnesota Twins extended Byron Buxton, they knew what they we...

Red Sox rival New York Yankees have reportedly already reached out to the San Diego Padres regarding a possible trade for Juan Soto.

The most underrated addition to the Yankees’ 2009 World Series championship team kicks off the new PSA Top 100.

The Red Sox outfield played out simultaneously as expected and unexpectedly in 2023. Like the team overall, the outfield was a mixed bag. Unlike the roster as a whole however, which is a giant question mark heading into the offseason, the outfield is set up for success for several seasons to come. After making a […]

If the San Diego Padres put star outfielder Juan Soto on the trade block, should the Red Sox pursue him this winter?

Let's use the example of Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe to delve into three areas owner Hal Steinbrenner certainly should be exploring.

After being pulled from the rotation due to poor performance Nick Pivetta turned things around and finished his season on a high note, striking out 10 in his final start to lead the Red Sox past the Orioles 3-0.

Four starts into his comeback from Tommy John surgery, John Means believes he can help the Baltimore Orioles in the playoffs. Means took a perfect game into the fifth inning of Baltimore's 3-0 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Friday night. Nick Pivetta allowed two hits in seven impressive innings for the Red Sox.

The Orioles still had to play the Boston Red Sox on Friday, less than 24 hours after they popped corks and fired up cigars to celebrate clinching their first American League East championship since 2014. The Orioles did not win Friday despite another sharp outing from starter John Means, falling 3-0 to a Red Sox team that also had little at stake.

Nick Pivetta allowed two hits in seven impressive innings and Trevor Story hit a two-run homer in the fifth to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 3-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Friday night.