As the trade deadline approaches, the Boston Red Sox have yet to make a move, with pitching remaining their top priority. According to MassLive.com's Sean McAdam, they’ve reached out to the Miami Marlins about ace Sandy Alcantara.

After Mayer’s injury, the Red Sox recalled infielder David Hamilton, and though Hamilton will see some time at second, Rafaela’s offense has been too valuable to the lineup. Playing him at second and Duran in center makes the offense stronger. The moving parts have been a challenge for manager Alex Cora much of the season and even more so now.

A new trade proposal word send a package of a top Boston Red Sox prospect and a major leaguer to bring in a second lock-down closer.

Boston shipped out a star player and magically started to win games. Fans of the MLB franchise remain conflicted with their long-term strategy.

When the Boston Red Sox traded Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants six weeks ago, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow was adamant it was not an indication they’d given up on the season. “It’s important to point out that this is in no way signifying a waving of the white flag on 2025,

The Boston Red Sox's trade deadline could be just as much about subtractions as it is additions. Barring a total collapse in the next week, the Red Sox should b

Former MLB Exec Says Red Sox 'Would Love' to Land Rays' Yandy Diaz originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Boston Red Sox are gearing up as buyers at the trade deadline. While they could still trade Jarren Duran, the Red Sox want to add a starting pitcher and a first baseman at the deadline.

The Jekyll-and-Hyde offense that has plagued the Red Sox all season resurfaced after the break. Boston’s offense still ranks among league leaders, partly due to 16 games in which the Red Sox have scored 10 or more runs.