A bitter taste still lingers from Fenway Park. The kind that doesn’t fade with time, only with redemption. This weekend, […] ...

Hours after the Yankees were swept by the Red Sox at Fenway Park, Boston traded Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants.

The Sox shipped Devers to the Giants in exchange for right-hander Jordan Hicks, left-hander Kyle Harrison and prospects James ...

The day after the Red Sox shockingly booted Rafael Devers from the team plane and re-routed him to San Francisco, the Yankees ...

Jarren Duran and Rafael Devers were teammates with the Boston Red Sox through June 15, but that will no longer be the case moving forward.

It wasn’t long ago that Rafael Devers, one of baseball’s most fearsome left-handed bats, stood at Fenway Park, playing at DH ...

Boston must move quickly to regain fan trust after trading Rafael Devers in a shocking blockbuster deal. Hopefully they do.

Angel Reese reminds me of Philip Seymour Hoffman in the film, “Along Came Polly”, shooting at a playground and yelling “Raindrops!” while putting up enough bricks to build ...

The Red Sox (38-36) began the post-Devers era with a second straight 2-0 win, this time at Seattle. They are now in sole ...

The Red Sox front office insisted the shocking trade of Rafael Devers to the Giants was a “baseball trade” made in the best ...

Prized rookie Roman Anthony hit his first major league home run for the Boston Red Sox in the first inning Monday night ...

On top of averaging 39,255 fans per game on Father's Day, MLB contests drew a total of 1.7 million fans over the weekend to set new high marks post-2008.