When Pedro Martinez speaks, the Boston Red Sox might want to listen. Martinez hasn't thrown a pitch for the Red Sox since the 2004 World Series, but Red Sox fans who were around at the time will ...

The Boston Red Sox surely are going to try to make a big splash this winter and it sounds like it could involve a member of the World Series-winning Los Angeles Dodgers. Boston has a real need in ...

After the worst season in Major League Baseball history, Jerry Reinsdorf is apparently seriously contemplating selling the Chicago White Sox. Reinsdorf is open to the idea and in active ...

CHICAGO -- Will Venable is a busy man these days. The new manager of the Chicago White Sox is learning his way around the organization. He is talking to his new players and working with the front ...

Perhaps against the better judgment of many fans, it seems as if the Boston Red Sox are gearing up for a massive offseason, both in free agency and the trade market. While many fans will (perhaps ...

"When you have teammates that are as close as we all have been, it's tough," former Red Sox player Trot Nixon says of Tim Wakefield's death in 'The Comeback' Adam Glanzman/Getty Tim Wakefield ...

The Red Sox are already several weeks into their offseason planning, and many of you had questions about what to expect from the team in the coming months. In part one of our Red Sox mailbag ...

Trades and transactions will pick up in just a couple weeks, so we figured it would be a good time for a Red Sox mailbag. As usual, we got dozens of questions so I broke the answers to them into ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --After an historic losing season, White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf reportedly might be looking to sell the team. According to The Athletic, Reinsdorf is open to selling the team ...

BEING REMEMBERED TONIGHT. TODAY AT SAINT ELIZABETH CHURCH HERE IN MILTON, THE FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF LUIS TIANT GATHERED TO SHARE THEIR LOVE AND MEMORIES OF THE RED SOX LEGEND AT HIS CELEBRATION OF ...

My favorite photo of the 2004 Red Sox championship euphoria is one of a still-anonymous young man wearing a Red Sox jersey wading into the Charles River, arms raised in utter exultation.

SAN ANTONIO — The Red Sox did not extend free agent Tyler O’Neill a qualifying offer, deciding $21.05 million was too much for a player who missed 49 games last season. But they remain open to ...