What they’re saying nationally after Boston Red Sox sign Alex Bregman
The Boston Red Sox got their guy. On Wednesday night the team agreed to sign All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million. It’s a bombshell signing that adds a much-needed right-handed bat to the Red Sox lineup. It also adds a jolt of excitement to Boston’s outlook for the 2025 season.
After being on a “short leash” with the Chicago White Sox last season, Garrett Crochet is hoping to push the envelope with ...
Whitlock missed most of last season after undergoing internal brace surgery, but he dominated in his live batting practice ...
A first baseman lost his signature glove in the bating cage and is willing to offer a five-figure reward for its return, but ...
Variety has a first look at the Netflix docuseries about the 2024 Red Sox, 'The Clubhouse,' directed by Greg Whiteley, set to ...
Vaughn Grissom, who is expected to get the first crack at the second base job in Boston, looks a lot different this year.
ESPN MLB insider Jeff Passan indicated a reunion between the Boston Red Sox and Nick Pivetta still could happen.
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