The Boston Red Sox reportedly have been in talks with the San Diego Padres about a possible Mookie Betts trade.

Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling had plenty of thoughts about the Hall of Fame’s voting results for the Class of 2020.

With Los Angeles fans reeling from news that two of the Dodgers’ recent World Series opponents were linked to a cheating scandal that tipped off batters to what pitch was about to be thrown, the City Council voted Tuesday to ask Major League Baseball to strip the Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox of their World Series titles. The resolution…

Is this the end of the line for Dustin Pedroia? The Boston Red Sox second baseman has suffered a “significant setback” in his rehab from left knee surgery that may put his status for 2020 spring training in doubt, The Boston Globe’s Pete Abraham reported Tuesday. Pedroia underwent a “joint preservation procedure” in August 2019 that left him on crutches through September and...

In his eighth year on the ballot, Curt Schilling again fell short of making it in to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Boston Red Sox said little to nothing about the 2018 cheating scandal at Winter Weekend. But then J.D. Martinez stepped in front of the cameras and stated that he believed the team was innocent, as John Tomase details.

Jimmy Fallon goes over Wednesday’s top headlines, including a town in Michigan that now smells entirely of weed.

Sam Kennedy’s reaction to a question about the possibility of Dustin Pedroia replacing Alex Cora as Red Sox manager should tell you all you need to know about the former MVP’s chances. 
 

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.

Red Sox owner John Henry spoke with other club officials Wednesday following the departure of Alex Cora.

With Alex Cora and Red Sox’s mutual decision to “part ways,” there is uncertainty on who will replace the manager.

The Red Sox are holding a news conference a day after the organization announced it would part ways with manager Alex Cora amid a sign-stealing scandal that has rocked Major League Baseball.

Manager Alex Cora has been fired by the Red Sox as the MLB weighs his discipline in the sign-stealing scandal.

Alex Cora is no longer the manager of the Boston Red Sox amid a sign-stealing investigation that he’d been implicated in and which Major League Baseball has been mulling disciplinary action.

We’ll see what Red Sox owner John Henry is going to decide about manager Alex Cora if the MLB finds the team illegally used the video replay room for sign stealing.

The Red Sox may be without a manager in the near future. Here’s who could replace Alex Cora if he’s suspended or fired.

MLB’s investigation into sign-stealing has already cost the Astros manager and GM their jobs. And as John Tomase explains, it looks like Alex Cora could be next.

Houston Astros manager AJ Hinch and general manager Jeff Luhnow have been suspended for the entire season by Major League Baseball for their alleged involvement in a cheating scandal, and a “harsh” punishment is reportedly coming for Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora as well. Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the discipline and strongly hinted that Cora — the Astros bench…

What started as an offseason promising seismic changes could instead end with the Red Sox returning intact in the hopes they rebound from an 84-win campaign, writes John Tomase.

If the MLB investigation of the Red Sox video sign-stealing accusation turns out to implicate manager Alex Cora, who is also a central figure in the Houston Astros’ alleged video chicanery when he was their bench coach, what should the punishment be? Lou Merloni and Marc “The Beetle” Bertrand weigh in.