It's been quite a stretch for Boston Red Sox fans. On the negative side, the organization missed out on third baseman Alex Bregman, who left to join the Chicago

In the span of a week, the Boston Red Sox whiffed on signing Alex Bregman only to make a dramatic pivot in bolstering their rotation even further by signing Ranger Suárez to the largest free-agent contract under chief baseball officer Craig Breslow.

And with Brendan Donovan of the St. Louis Cardinals being a target of the Red Sox this winter, it wouldn't be a surprise if that link got stronger. However, a report from Ari Alexander of 7 News indicates the opposite is true, with Donovan not nearly as strong an option to come to Boston.

How quickly did the Red Sox pivot from Alex Bregman to Ranger Suárez? Scott Boras explained Thursday in Chicago.

The Boston Red Sox signed a towering right-handed relief pitcher whose fastball hits triple digits in a low-key acquisition.

The Red Sox may not have signed David Ortiz as an international amateur, but the native of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, went on to deliver a Hall of Fame career during his tenure with the organization before his No.

Two more Boston Red Sox players made the latest batch of MLB Network’s Top 100 player rankings. MLB Network already featured two Red Sox pitchers when including Aroldis Chapman (No. 84) and new signee Ranger Suárez (No.