MLB insider Ken Rosenthal pours water on one of the biggest pitching trade rumors
Ken Rosenthal believes this pitcher won't be traded, despite many teams calling about him.
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Ken Rosenthal believes this pitcher won't be traded, despite many teams calling about him.
The last place Cincinnati Reds are limping towards the August 3rd trade deadline at just 51-57, still buried in the busy National League Wild Card standings 5.5 games back of the final spot. That comes with the caveat that there are six NL clubs they’d have to jump to earn their way into that spot […]
The Boston Red Sox appear poised to make a splash in significant fashion at the trade deadline. Whether you’ve followed that path through the big-name national reporters or the latest round of reports from the local beat, it feels like every update indicates that Boston is in the mix for the most impactful names on […]
After taking two of three from the Seattle Mariners, the Los Angeles Dodgers now welcome the surging Boston Red Sox. Boston now sits in third place in the AL East, seven games behind the Tampa Bay Rays. Their record in 57-51, which oddly has been their record after 108 games each of the last four […]
Boston Red Sox left fielder Jarren Duran discussed his frustrated reaction to teammate Willson Contreras during the team's 5-4 win over the Athletics on Thursday.
Building a roster in the thin air of the Rocky Mountains is difficult. The Rockies made the playoffs in just their third year with the “Blake Street Bombers” and they did win the pennant in 2007, falling to the Red Sox. But they have struggled throughout much of the rest of their history because of […]
Reds outfielder Blake Dunn is done for the year. Manager Terry Francona tells Mark Sheldon of MLB.com that Dunn will undergo elbow surgery on Monday. The full details of the procedure won’t be known until it happens but Dunn won’t come back this year. He is already on the 15-day injured list but can be […]
Forget the big names: These dark horse MLB trade candidates could help AL playoff contenders like the Yankees, Red Sox, White Sox and more.
I'll go with NEARLY everyone gone. Garcia and Griffin sure. I'll say Williams for scraps. And hell Chaparro and Crews for some random arms because they need random arms and not random bats. I'll say though when the smoke clears Abrams is still here. I think they are looking to get blown away for CJ. They won't be because the market doesn't look at an out of position guy having possibly a career year the same way they look at a Sot. Not that THAT'S the benchmark for the de...
By Jay Horwitz Can’t wait to see my old friends on Saturday when we hold the 40th anniversary celebration of our 1986 World Championship team. Proud that I was the public relations person for the great and crazy bunch. My ring is locked away in my house. Can’t wear it anymore because my fingers are too fat. 108 regular season wins, plus eight more the in the post season including those two iconic Game 6s in the playoffs and World Series. Don’t forget we fell behind, 3–0, in Game Seven of World...
The trade deadline is only a few days away, which means we should see several top prospects make their major league debuts soon. The Detroit Tigers have already kicked things off by calling up their No. 1 prospect, outfielder Max Clark. If another wave of promotions doesn't come before the deadline, expect it in mid-August, […]
After Curtis Mead suffered a broken wrist in his Boston Red Sox debut, the team is once again exploring the trade market for infield help.
Worcester Red Sox 3, Norfolk Tides 1 (BOX) John Holobetz made his Triple-A debut on Thursday and did not disappoint. Holobetz, ranked #13 at Sox Prospects, threw 5 ⅔ innings, allowing one run on four hits, striking out six, and did not walk a batter to get the win over the Tides (BAL). Tommy Kahnle […]
The Connelly Early for Curtis Mead trade between the Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals is still pretty wild. Mead now has a left wrist fracture, which probably takes him out of the lineup for at least a month and completely ruins the best argument for this trade for Boston, a better short term push […]
As the 2026 MLB trade deadline draws closer, the Boston Red Sox continue to be connected to a growing list […]
Jarren Duran showing up his Boston Red Sox teammates against the A's should be the final straw for the struggling outfielder.
We made it everyone. Happy Friday! The club wrapped up its series with the Boston Red Sox last night with another close loss. It was a competitive series and if some things had gone a bit differently they could have been the ones to take three of four instead of being the ones losing three […]
It’s his PitchPro and StuffPro scores that’re getting swallowed up. The post Starting Pitcher Roundup ’26: Kirby’s (Mis)Adventure appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
The Boston Red Sox are well past the early-season downfall that almost pushed them to a sell-off during the trade deadline. They have recovered splendidly via a 15-game winning streak. The Red Sox hold the second AL Wild Card spot and are six games above .500. Though the team is no longer slumping, their 29-year-old […] The post “Nobody Needs to Know”: $7.7M Worth Red Sox Star Shuts Down Reporter After Heated On-Field Moment appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The one trade that will shake up the American League East division.
Praise! Praise the healing waters of the Gulf Coast! After months of seemingly no one having any idea what was even happening, we finally have some good news on the Roman Anthony injury front: the superstar-in-waiting is finally swinging a baseball bat again. “There’s no clear next steps yet. He just started doing it,” Chad […]
Red Sox roster holes are gaping.
Triple-A: Worcester Red Sox 3, Norfolk Tides 1 Ryan Noda hit a solo homer in the fifth inning to give the Tides their only run of the game. Noda added a double to notch Norfolk’s only multi-hit game. He also accounted for both of the Tides extra-base hits. Enrique Bradfield Jr. finished 0-for 3 with […]
Back-to-back home runs from Wilyer Abreu and Willson Contreras in the eighth inning erased a one-run deficit and lifted the Red Sox to a 5-4 victory over the Athletics on Thursday night at Sutter Health Park.
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