Why do they keep losing? Why aren’t they calling up top prospect Roman Anthony? Seven questions about the baffling struggles of the 2025 Red Sox.

Having three talented rookies to manage can be a mixed blessing. Alex Cora must show patience as tries to contend with a young roster.

Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube The Boston Red Sox are 27-31 with May coming to a close and what was a season that started with optimism is beginning to sink into a sour reality as the season pushes past its one-third mark.

Fourteen years after ending his career as a cheater, Boston Red Sox legend Manny Ramírez wants to return to the majors. Ramírez told baseball reporter Héctor Gómez that he is ready to impart his expertise on the next generation.

There is reportedly some confusion within Major League Baseball regarding why the Boston Red Sox have yet to call up top prospect Roman Anthony.

After promoting one top-10 prospect, the Red Sox already have another prized youngster ranked among baseball's best.

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Memorial Day has come and gone, and the Boston Red Sox have now been a disappointment for a third of the 2025 MLB season.

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