Boston Red Sox fans sick of watching their team rank last in the American League in runs, home runs, RBIs, slugging percentage and OPS have been desperate for major change to jolt the offense. On Wednesday, the Play Tessie podcast laid out a trade proposal ...

Each time Kyle Harrison takes the mound for the Milwaukee Brewers, it makes things look worse for the Boston Red Sox. Boston acquired Harrison as the centerpiece of the Rafael Devers trade last June and then sent him to the Brewers this past offseason in the deal to bring Caleb Durbin to town.

The Boston Red Sox should look to make a move as fast as possible.

One thing that Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has shown is that he's not afraid to make a splash in the trade market. We've seen Breslow trade big-name guys away like, for example,

The Boston Globe reports the Red Sox are “spitballing both big and small trade ideas within their own walls.” While noting there’s more “industry-wide chatter” than norm

Ken Rosenthal believes the Boston Red Sox are not ready to become sellers despite their disappointing 19-27 start to the 2026 season. Speaking on Foul Territory, Rosenthal said the weak American League standings still give Boston playoff hope.

When will the Boston Red Sox need to start weighing a sale at the trade deadline?

The Boston Red Sox offense has scuffled practically the entire season. Boston's senior advisor Theo Epstein gave his thoughts on it.

The Boston Red Sox offense is finally showing signs of life, but trading for Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez would solve even more problems.

The Boston Red Sox need to add some more firepower on offense.

The Boston Red Sox have sent third baseman Caleb Durbin a concerning message amid his ongoing struggles at the plate.