Chaim Bloom

Ron Roenicke won’t return in 2021, and Alex Cora’s suspension will be over. So does that mean the former Sox manager will be Boston’s next skipper? After listening to Chaim Bloom speak Sunday, John Tomase doesn’t think so.

Ron Roenicke waited five years after his previous managerial job for another opportunity. When it finally came, it wasn’t much of an opportunity at all. The Red Sox told Roenicke before the final game of the season on Sunday that he will not be back in 2021, ending his tenure as a one-year, shotgun stopgap for a pandemic-shortened season with…

Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom addressed the decision to not have Ron Roenicke return as the team’s manager in 2021.

The Boston Red Sox announced on Sunday that Ron Roenicke will not return as the club’s manager for the 2021 season.

The Red Sox may not have dropped any blockbusters Monday,but as our John Tomase writes, Chaim Bloom has begunremaking the organization with a series of trades that addressed the only thing that matters — the future.

Raul Martinez chats with Chaim Bloom about the excitement of opening day, the competitiveness of the Red Sox and what it will take to make the playoffs in a 60-game season.

In the early days of spring training, it’s becoming clearer and clearer that the Boston Red Sox fans aren’t happy with the team. John Tomase weighs in on the enthusiasm deficit the Red Sox are facing ahead of the 2020 season.

With Alex Cora’s departure from the Red Sox amid a cloud of allegations, Chaim Bloom, the Red Sox’ chief baseball officer, explained what the team is thinking about finding his replacement.

The Red Sox must determine how to proceed with Mookie Betts this winter, and fast. John Tomase breaks down the odds of four potential paths for the former MVP’s future,

There is a new boss at Fenway Park as the Red Sox made it official: Chaim Bloom is the team’s new chief baseball officer.

Chaim Bloom, the new chief baseball officer for the Boston Red Sox, talks about his priorities, announces another back room move and addresses Red Sox Nation.

Nicholas Sapienza was diagnosed with a physically debilitating disease. Through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, he was able to meet Mookie Betts.