The Boston Red Sox have a lot of talent, but there are areas of the roster that need to be flushed out a bit. For example, right now second base and third base

The Boston Red Sox missed out on Bo Bichette, but his signing could yield a new trade partner. Bichette reportedly signed a three-year, $126 million deal with the New York Mets on Friday. The shortstop,

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.

If the Boston Red Sox are going to make any more major additions to their lineup via free agency, they need to act fast because the list of available position players is drying up quickly.

The Red Sox hired three Driveline alum as minor league coaches; Triple-A Worcester has a new assistant hitting coach.

The New York Mets reportedly agreed to a deal with Bo Bichette, but they still have needs to address on their roster.

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The New York Mets reportedly signed Bo Bichette to a three-year, $126 million deal on Friday, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic and Jeff Passan of ESPN, with two opt-outs cooked into the agreement.

A three-year deal is far shorter than experts were anticipating. The Athletic’s Tim Britton estimated Bichette would land an eight-year, $212 million, but with labor uncertainty on the horizon, the 27-year-old landed a shorter deal at a higher annual value.

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