During the 2019 season, Aaron Boone's future with the New York Yankees was up in the air. The club was coming off an NLDS loss in 2018 to their rivals, the Boston Red ... off grand slam to Freddie ...

Juan Soto isn’t in Aaron Boone’s lineup for 2025 ... Royce Lewis missed his sixth career grand slam by a foot. It would have tied him for seventh-most in #MNTwins history.

Not exactly Nostradamus-type stuff, but, undaunted, let’s make 25 guesses at what 2025 might bring to the Yankees in the ...

Second base was easily the biggest hole for the Boston Red Sox in 2024. How will things ... a mediocre season that picked up once manager Aaron Boone moved him to the leadoff spot.

What would the Boston Red Sox's dream trade target look like? Well, they need right-handed power, ideally someone who can hit near the top of the lineup, and balance out the entire offense.

Talented left-handed starter Garrett Crochet is switching Sox. The Boston Red Sox have landed Crochet in a blockbuster trade with the Chicago White Sox. Boston is sending prospect catcher Kyle ...

The Boston Red Sox are still on the hunt for a right-handed bat, and this proposed trade that has been floating around for a while might be the answer. Done by Bleacher Report’s Zach Rymer ...

As the Red Sox sought to build out their rotation this winter, finding a top-of-the-rotation arm remained priority No. 1. In trading for Garrett Crochet, they accomplished that objective.

Last winter, Red Sox chairman Tom Werner gave us a punchline for the ages when he pledged that the Sox would go “full throttle” after their last-place finish of 2023. The Sox “had interest ...

Ian Browne, the Red Sox beat writer for MLB.com, took an optimistic approach to that question on Monday. Browne tabbed Crochet as the Red Sox's top breakout candidate in 2024, even hinting at a ...

The Boston Red Sox made a huge splash this offseason when they acquired left-handed pitcher Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for a package of four prospects. Boston currently ...

Assessing the Red Sox offseason as the calendar turns to 2025 feels like trying to call a tight election before all the votes are counted. It’s still too early to make a judgment, but the early ...