As members of the Red Sox organization spoke throughout the course of Saturday’s Fenway Fest, two dominating, dueling sentiments emerged: First, that the team is hungry for the chance to prove they are better and stronger than last October’s first-round exit. Second, that the team is not quite complete, and perhaps missing a very important piece.

A few days after officially announcing their first batch of non-roster invites to spring training, the Red Sox added another Friday.

The Boston Red Sox are not in a favorable position when it comes to designated hitter Masataka Yoshida. Boston owes Yoshida $18.67 million in each of the next t

The Red Sox have swung big trades and extended their top young stars, but until they land a big free agent the club will have a hard time shaking its skinflint reputation.

The Boston Red Sox have added seven non-roster invitees to the team’s 2026 Spring Training roster: catcher Jason Delay; infielder Vinny Capra; right-handed pitchers Osvaldo Berrios, Hobie Harris, and Devin Sweet;

New Boston Red Sox pitcher, Johan Oviedo, was predicted to be the surprising arm in the rotation for the upcoming 2026 season by MLB.com.

The Red Sox on Tuesday announced seven non-roster spring training invitees, including former Yankees first-round draft pick T.J. Sikkema.

After bolstering their starting rotation and batting lineup, the Boston Red Sox are searching for left-handed relievers with a former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher as their primary target.