New Red Sox president of baseball operations faces a daunting offseason

Keep Martinez or Betts? Maybe both? And cut the payroll. And what about a new starting pitcher, a better bullpen? And what second base? And ... and ...

Ten free agents the Red Sox might pursue

Boston has a need for relievers, and both the Nationals and Astros have several about to hit the market.

Red Sox pitching strategy didn’t work, but it was right

Boston's plan was to rely on a strong starting rotation, which is the same formula that landed the Nationals and the Astros in the World Series.

Tom Caron: World Series reveals what Red Sox sorely lack

Boston needs to bolster its precarious starting rotation in the offseason if it hopes to get back to the playoffs.

Red Sox release pitcher Steven Wright

Tom Caron: Potential roster moves could help, hurt Red Sox

Be careful what you wish for if you want to see Jackie Bradley Jr. and J.D. Martinez depart from Boston.

LeVangie out as pitching coach for the Red Sox

Dana LeVangie, a beloved holdover from John Farrell's staff who helped the Red Sox win a World Series a year ago, will remain with Boston as a pro scout.

Tom Caron: Red Sox won’t demolish roster to shed salaries

Yes, the team wants to lower its payroll in 2020. But you can't win a title without spending money.

Red Sox executive has valuable advice

Raquel Ferreira, one of the highest-ranking women in baseball, offers tips to other women interested in rising in the game.

Can Red Sox devise a plan to get out of their payroll mess?

Dave Dombrowski took the fall, but others in top management played a role in the team's pricey contracts.