BOSTON -- A slow start doesn’t always mean an empty finish. Who knows that better than Hall of Famer Pedro Martínez? His 2004 Red Sox played .500 baseball for a three-month stretch (May 1-July 31) during the regular season, then fell behind 3-0 to the Yankees in the American League

BOSTON -- In what was a first in the illustrious history of the Red Sox, six Hall of Famers who all have their numbers retired on the right-field facade at Fenway Park joined forces in a ceremonial first pitch for the ages on Friday night. The occasion? The 125th anniversary

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BOSTON -- Johnny Damon was back at Fenway Park for a ceremonial Thursday night with his shaggy long hair (tucked neatly into a man bun) and beard -- erasing those bitter memories Red Sox fans have of when he was a clean-cut Yankee. The occasion for Damon’s return? His formal

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BOSTON – With left fielder Roman Anthony set to be out of the lineup for the third straight day due to a right hand sprain suffered Monday in Detroit, the Red Sox placed him on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to Tuesday) prior to Thursday’s 8-4 loss to the Rays.

This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Red Sox injury news and transactions.

The 2026 Draft is taking longer to sort itself out than teams hoped. Shortstops Roch Cholowsky (UCLA) and Grady Emerson (Fort Worth Christian HS in Texas) have set themselves apart from the rest of the class. The second tier of prospects consists of catcher Vahn Lackey (Georgia Tech) and right-hander

DETROIT -- Did three nights in Detroit change everything for the Red Sox? It’s way too soon to know.

Right-handed pitcher Juan Valera -- Boston’s No. 4 prospect, per MLB Pipeline -- underwent Tommy John surgery on Wednesday, Red Sox senior director of player development Brian Abraham told MLB.com’s Ian Browne. The surgery was performed by Dr. Jeffrey Dugas in Alabama.

The saying goes that relievers are failed starters. If you believe that, revisit how much the Padres gave up for Mason Miller at last year’s Trade Deadline, and then look at Miller’s dominance to begin his first full season in San Diego. After that, look at the three-year, $69 million

DETROIT -- In two impressive nights in Detroit, the Red Sox have made their near season-long offensive slump look like a distant memory. Could the Boston bats at last be turning the corner?

DETROIT -- The Tigers need innings and zeros from Framber Valdez, thrust into the ace role with Tarik Skubal set to undergo elbow surgery and with his team coming off back-to-back bullpen games. On Tuesday, they got neither. And if Valdez receives a suspension for hitting Trevor Story and sparking

DETROIT -- In a different role, even if it was just for a day, Brayan Bello got his groove back on Tuesday night at Comerica Park. After a season-long slump, Bello took a 9.12 ERA over six starts to the hill against the Tigers as he tried something new --

DETROIT -- As Tigers fans cleared the lower seating bowl to escape rain and frequent bursts of lightning, the Red Sox responded with thunder rarely seen from their offense this season. In the top of the seventh, almost without warning, the Sox erupted for a five-run inning that lifted them

DETROIT -- With the Red Sox off to a tough 13-21 start entering Monday, everything is being scrutinized more than usual, including postgame quotes. Particularly when those quotes are aggregated on social media and websites without context.

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BOSTON -- The Red Sox took a pair of gut punches in Sunday’s 3-1 extra-innings loss to the Astros. Beyond the Astros taking the series at Fenway, Boston took another ill-afforded hit to the startieng rotation.

BOSTON -- Using ABS is still an adventure for players as the calendar turns to May. Red Sox outfielder Wilyer Abreu and home-plate umpire Laz Diaz amusingly confused each other during the Red Sox's 3-1 loss to the Astros on Sunday afternoon at Fenway Park.

BOSTON -- A Roman Anthony turnaround will be crucial to the Red Sox's success this season. Fortunately for them, the 21-year-old seems to be finding his rhythm again. Anthony put on a show during the World Baseball Classic. He posted a .920 OPS, hit the eventual game-winning home run in

BOSTON -- For all of the Red Sox rotation's ups and downs with injuries and inconsistencies in 2026, Connelly Early had been a bright spot. Saturday at Fenway Park marked his first obstacle of the year in a 6-3 loss to the Astros.

BOSTON -- The Red Sox will need to scratch and claw for quality offensive performances in 2026 with the current construction of the lineup. Willson Contreras flexed some early power with seven home runs through the first month, though Boston does not have any other reliable thump elsewhere. That lack

BOSTON -- Jake Bennett (Boston's No. 6 prospect) earned his first big league start by filling a need for the Red Sox. Already down Garrett Crochet and Sonny Gray among the injuries within its rotation, Boston promoted the left-hander to start Friday’s series opener against the Astros at Fenway Park.