Designated hitter J.D. Martinez has decided to remain in Boston. though he can still opt out after each the next two seasons.

Chaim Bloom comes to Boston with rave reviews, but fans will show little patience if the team fails to contend.

Bloom, 36, who worked for the Tampa Bay Rays the past 15 years, replaces Dave Dombrowski.

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 …

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

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.

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

The Red Sox released knuckleballer Steven Wright on Friday, the team announced. Wright, 35, had been with the organization since 2012 and appeared in 81 major-league games since making his debut in 2013. He has dealt with a series of significant injuries and suspensions over the past two seasons, being limited to just six games […]

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

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.