Boston Red Sox

The Red Sox winning streak is over, and it was fun while it lasted. Now, as John Tomase writes, they’ll be tasked with showing their success is sustainable.

With the Yankees struggling mightily, plus both the Blue Jays and Rays having their own sets of issues, the Red Sox are in a position to run away with the AL East crown, John Tomase writes.

Everything is going right for the Red Sox amid their seven-game win streak, and as John Tomase writes, they wouldn’t be in this position without manager Alex Cora.

The Minnesota Twins postponed their game against the Boston Red Sox on Monday because of safety concerns following the fatal police shooting of a Black man and the potential for unrest in the area.

If you’re wondering why each Red Sox hitter takes a ride in a laundry cart after hitting a home run, John Tomase has your answer.

Two offseasons ago, the Red Sox hoped they’d save money with J.D. Martinez opting out. So far in 2021, they’re relieved the slugging DH decided to stay put.

Red Sox star J.D. Martinez was placed on the team’s COVID-19-related injury list Saturday, the Sox announced. The designated hitter and outfielder was replaced on the lineup by infielder Michael Chavis, according to Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom.

After a woeful start to the season, the Red Sox have caught fire. As John Tomase writes, the Red Sox have gone from an utter disaster to sneaky-good very quickly.

With a monster series vs. the Rays, Red Sox catcher Christian Vazquez showed he belongs in the conversation as one of the best catchers in baseball, John Tomase writes.

The Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays play Wednesday in a series finale that will be broadcast exclusively on YouTube. Here’s how to watch the game.

After sleepwalking through their first three games, the Red Sox have woken up in a big way — and showed signs that they might be worth watching this summer, writes John Tomase.

The Red Sox will wear bold new alternate uniforms later this month that pay tribute to the Boston Marathon. Here’s a look at the new threads.

Some believed the Red Sox could be “sneaky good” in 2021 following a disastrous 2020 season. As John Tomase writes, they may just be sneaky gross.