BOSTON – It wasn’t as if Red Sox manager Alex Cora went into full Jim Mora “PLAYOFFS?!?” mode during his briefing with the media prior to Saturday’s game against the Yankees at Fenway Park. But he did make a point to the questioner who asked about solidifying his platoon lineups

BOSTON – The slight chance Liam Hendriks had of pitching for the Red Sox again this season is now just about nonexistent. The veteran right-handed reliever hasn’t pitched since May 27 due to a troublesome right hip injury. But during his attempted comeback from that, Hendriks recently developed soreness in

BOSTON – As the first game of a big rivalry weekend series against the Yankees started to slip away in Friday night’s eventual 4-1 defeat at Fenway Park, the Red Sox set out to avoid being on the wrong side of history. Not since Dave Righetti on July 4, 1983,

Juan Soto will finish the season with more than 40 homers, more than 30 stolen bases, more than 100 RBIs, more than 100 runs scored and more than 100 walks. How many players in MLB history have compiled such a single-season stat line? Exactly two -- Barry Bonds in 1996

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Carlos Lagrange (Yankees) punctuated a strong stretch of mound work by pitching his club into the postseason to highlight Thursday night's action. Fellow Top 100 prospects Bryce Eldridge (Giants) and Hunter Barco (Pirates) came through with notable performances, while Mikey Romero (Red Sox) continued his recent power surge at Triple-A.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Even in a brand-new uniform, Kyle Harrison was on familiar ground Wednesday. There could hardly be a more apt ballpark for the former Giants left-hander to make his Red Sox debut than the home of San Francisco’s Triple-A affiliate. With 26 career starts for the River Cats,

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Connelly Early was early. Fitting. By the time the Red Sox left-hander arrived in Sacramento late Monday night, he knew his Major League debut would come Tuesday against the Athletics. It was just a matter of passing the time.

The heavyweights are still at the top of our Starting Pitcher Power Rankings. But even this late in the season, a couple of newcomers have broken into the Top 5. Freddy Peralta's scoreless streak for the MLB-best Brewers and Trevor Rogers' incredible resurgence with the Orioles have put them in

Father Time catches up to everyone… or does it? A small group of veterans are defying the odds this season, pushing off their seemingly inevitable age-related decline. And their productivity is especially opportune, amid the heat of the pennant race, as their clubs vie for a postseason berth.

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WEST SACRAMENTO -- Looking for a jolt against a left-handed starter, the Red Sox batted infielder Romy Gonzalez leadoff on Tuesday for just the seventh time all season.

If you thought the end of summer also brought the end of your chances to follow top prospects, just remember – there’s always desert ball. Rosters for the six Arizona Fall League teams were officially announced Wednesday afternoon, headlined by 13 Top 100 prospects, including two of the Top 5.

WEST SACRAMENTO -- For a pitcher of Garrett Crochet’s caliber, a bad start like last week’s seven-run, four-homer game against the Guardians can seem like just a blip. To Crochet, it sure didn’t feel that way.

PHOENIX -- As Alex Cora joined a small club in Red Sox history by earning his 600th career managerial win, he did it in the most fitting way possible. All hands were on deck, and many of them were needed to make Sunday’s 7-4 victory over the D-backs possible.

PHOENIX -- Could Ceddanne Rafaela’s amazing home run robbery of Corbin Carroll be what the Red Sox needed to get out of the doldrums they’ve experienced since losing star rookie Roman Anthony to a left oblique strain on Tuesday night?

Some of this year's top contenders likely wouldn't be where they are without the moves they made -- and the new faces they added to the mix -- last offseason. But which acquisitions have had the greatest impact for their new clubs?

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PHOENIX -- A week after Payton Tolle’s sparkling debut at Fenway Park, when he went toe-to-toe with the great Paul Skenes, the 22-year-old lefty got a taste of how much of a roller-coaster acclimation to the Major Leagues can be, even for a top prospect.

You don’t want to bury the lead with Aroldis Chapman the way he’s been burying sinkers and 100 mph fastballs in the strike zone all season long. So here it is: Chapman isn’t just the best and most successful closer in baseball this year. He is pitching like one of

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Every player always has something to prove, but some have quite a lot on the line. With the end of the regular season on Sept. 28 in sight, many players are under considerable pressure. Some must lead the charge in propelling their teams to the postseason, while others are simply

BOSTON -- Roman Anthony, who graduated from his status as MLB’s No. 1 prospect to be a cornerstone for the Red Sox in his rookie season, was diagnosed with a left oblique strain that has put his availability for the remainder of the regular season in doubt. The 21-year-old was

Every time you watch a Minor League Baseball game, whether in-person, at home or out in the wild, you’re liable to see something historic. Thursday delivered in that regard in the form of a 100-steal season being achieved, one of the game’s premier prospects hammering a walk-off homer and …