In 1981, the Red Sox let go of Lynn, Fisk, Burleson, and Hobson. In 2025, it’s Betts, Bogaerts, and Devers. Two generations of homegrown stars, the same painful mistake — and a fan base still asking why.

With top prospects Marcelo Mayer and Roman Anthony injecting new life into Fenway, the 2025 Red Sox are showing signs of a turnaround. The energy feels familiar — a potential repeat of 1988’s “Morgan Magic,” when a team stuck in neutral caught fire.

Ceddane Rafaela continues to amaze with his glove. Yesterday was no exception as he turned his back to the plate and headed back to the triangle in Fenway in pursuit of a deep fly ball off the bat of Ramón Urías. There was no doubt Rafaela was going to track

The Red Sox had clawed their way back to .500 going into last night's series finale against the New York Mets. They were looking for a sweep. They had their ace, Garrett Crochet, on the mound. Things looked promising. It was, particularly, good timing for the Red Sox

John Henry just can't win. I'm not talking about on the field, although his Red Sox haven't finished first in their division since 2018, with three last place finishes during that time. The Red Sox have even won 20 out of 39 games so

John Henry gave Red Sox fans a surprise, early Valentine's Day gift late Wednesday night just before they laid their heads down to sleep. It was much needed to reignite the flame that had been flickering in the romance between fans and owner. Doubts have been creeping in,

The Red Sox missing out on Juan Soto may be the best thing that ever happened to them. It's not like they are a perennial playoff team missing that one piece to get them over the hump to obtain a World Series ring. Instead, the Red Sox are

It sounds as if we may be hours away from learning what uniform 26-year-old superstar outfielder Juan Soto will be donning next year. Everyone knew Soto would be a free agent after the season ended. Boston fans weren't very interested in following the news, though. They knew better.

There was a time when the trade deadline was dominated by the Yankees and the Red Sox.

The Red Sox should still be sellers at the deadline, but I wouldn't mind buying this one guy.

Chaim Bloom may be able to be viewed as a seller while still improving his major league club.

The Red Sox should capitalize on their good fortune with veterans this season and sell to improve their chances in years to come.

The Red Sox are in jeopardy of finishing last in the AL East for the third time in the last four years. Could Freddie Freeman have changed that?