The Boston Red Sox just lost one of their star relievers in Chris Martin to free agency, and need to get another arm to replace him. According to Sox insider Chris Cotillo, the team is already on it.

The 30-year-old has fallen off a bit over the last two seasons (hitting .260 with a .768 OPS in 145 games in 2024), but he could still be a solid addition for a Red Sox team that could use the veteran leadership and winning experience.

The Boston Red Sox are exploring options to add a right-handed bat this MLB offseason. Could this move reignite their World Series aspirations?

Vazquez, 34, was Boston's ninth-round pick in the 2008 MLB draft out of the Puerto Rico Baseball Academy and High School. He debuted with the club in 2014 and played with the Red Sox through the 2022 season, helping Boston with the 2018 World Series.

The Red Sox have been connected to Alex Bregman all offseason, but a new report indicates Boston could be moving on.

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly targeting a veteran slugger to bring much-needed right-handed power to their MLB lineup. Could this move reshape their offense? The Boston Red Sox find themselves at a critical juncture this MLB offseason.

Toronto Blue Jays superstar slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. would love to sign with the Boston Red Sox, according to Bob Nightengale. The post Insider: Superstar Slugger ‘Would Love’ to Sign With Rival Red Sox in Free Agency appeared first on Heavy Sports.