After losing — and hardly competing in — the Pete Alonso sweepstakes, the Boston Red Sox are still searching for a middle-of-the-order bat. St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Willson Contreras has emerged as an intriguing fallback option on the trade market.

The Red Sox plan to have Contreras (shoulder) split his playing time between first base and designated hitter, Jen McCaffrey of The Athletic reports.

After missing out on Pete Alonso, the Red Sox needed a first baseman. The Cardinals needed a place to send their veteran first baseman as they attempt to rebuild their farm system. Sure, Chaim Bloom helped build the current Red Sox prospect base during his time in Boston,

For the Boston Red Sox, of course. The team certainly delivered on some of last year’s resolutions, including pitching deeper into games and not blowing late leads. Other items, including defense and the front office backing up their words with action,

The Boston Red Sox made another notable trade with the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday for a 3-time All-Star infielder.

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During the Boston Red Sox’s 2000s–2010s heyday, a ball grounded to the infield was never a concern. With Xander Bogaerts, Dustin Pedroia, and Kevin Youkilis anchoring the dirt, Boston built its success on defense and consistency. In recent years, that ...

Boston Red Sox fans are still anxiously awaiting their team's first free-agent signing of the winter. A new deal for third baseman Alex Bregman makes a lot of s

What will the next quarter-century have in store for the Red Sox? The Herald’s writers offer their predictions.

Following a highly anticipated 2025 Winter Meetings, the Boston Red Sox left Orlando without a single major league signing or trade. Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow stressed the importance of being “aggressive and decisive” following the ...