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Mike Ryan, the backup catcher on the Boston Red Sox’s 1967 “Impossible Dream” team during a 35-year career in professional baseball, has died. He was 78....

The Red Sox said Ryan died in his sleep Tuesday in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire....

A native of Haverhill, Ryan appeared in 636 games with the Red Sox, Phillies and Pirates from 1964-74. He was Boston’s...

During a Red Sox intersquad scrimmage on Friday, we got a look at what Fenway Park will sound like with fake crowd noise pumped in through the venue’s audio system. We also saw a potential preview of what home runs will look like, including fake crowd noise, air high-fives and music. 

Major League Baseball is looking to the future, as the Red Sox and other teams unveiled their full schedules for a 162-game season in 2021.

Two more Red Sox players have tested positive for COVID-19, including the team’s projected Opening Day starter.

Mookie Betts wasn’t moved by Major League Baseball’s response in the wake of George Floyd’s death in police custody, and the Los Angeles Dodgers’ newest star has a goal of getting the Black community to love baseball as much as he does. MLB released a statement nine days after the death of Floyd, the Black man who died after...

David Price’s decision to not play in the 2020 MLB season has direct implications for the Red Sox as well as broader implications for the rest of the league.

Two Red Sox players have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to Red Sox Manager Ron Roenicke.  Darwinzon Hernandez and Josh Taylor had positive test results. Another player’s test results are still pending.  Friday was the first day for players and staff to return to Fenway Park for summer training camp as Major League Baseball prepares to resume its...

The Boston Red Sox kicked off summer camp Friday, as Major League Baseball prepares to resume its 2020 season. With the resumed season comes increased protocols to promote social distancing, and Red Sox officials got creative.

Red Sox Manager Ron Roeneicke did not provide names or the number of infections, but the team confirmed they have positive COVID-19 cases.

Baseball is back. The Red Sox returned to Fenway Park Friday as the MLB is working toward a start date of July 23.

In a press conference at Fenway Park, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, Boston Red Sox President Sam Kennedy discuss sports reopening in Boston.

Red Sox players began reporting to Fenway Park Wednesday to be screened for the coronavirus ahead of the start of the shortened Major League Baseball season. The players were having their temperatures checked and being tested for coronavirus antibodies. Those who test negative can begin to take part in practice as early as Friday. Major League Baseball last week set…

Red Sox players began returning to Fenway Park in Boston on Wednesday ahead of preseason workouts amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Red Sox players began reporting to Fenway Park on Wednesday for coronavirus testing.

The Red Sox recently had a player on their 40-man roster test positive for COVID-19, Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom confirmed.

The Boston Red Sox, along with the other 29 MLB teams, will hold spring training camps in their own cities following the surge in COVID-19 cases in Florida and Arizona.

Would Alex Cora consider returning to Boston? The ex-Red Sox manager provided some insight into what he’s thinking as he serves his MLB suspension.

Former MLB star Torii Hunter said that he had the most encounters with racial hatred in Boston.

In light of recent protests across the country over the death of George Floyd, a former MLB player is speaking out about his experiences with racism at Fenway Park. Torii Hunter recently spoke on two radio shows about being discriminated against at many ballparks across the country, but said that it happened far more often in Boston. He listed Boston…

The Red Sox manager spoke with Raul Martinez about MLB negotiations, missing baseball, his latest at home and more.