Ron Roenicke

New Boston Red Sox outfielder Alex Verdugo addressed the allegations surrounding his involvement in a sexual assault in 2015 and declared his innocence and made a plea for fans to greet him with an open mind.

New Red Sox Manager Ron Roenicke discusses the upcoming season after a chaotic winter.

Although the Boston Red Sox named Ron Roenicke their interim manager, he could be just a placeholder, particularly if Alex Cora is handed a one-season suspension – or less – by MLB in its sign-stealing investigation.

The Boston Red Sox named bench coach Ron Roenicke interim manager Tuesday, with top team officials calling him a respected person in baseball and one who’s already been a big part of the team’s success.

Red Sox bench manager Ron Roenicke was prompoted to interim manager just before the 2020 spring training. He was introduced by Chief of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom and General Manager Brian O’Halloran.

The Boston Red Sox’ manager search reportedly is over. The Red Sox plan to name bench coach Ron Roenicke their next manager following Alex Cora’s departure, The Boston Globe’s Pete Abraham reported Friday. The team will announce Roenicke’s hire after Major League Baseball concludes its investigation into Boston’s 2018 club for its alleged sign-stealing operation, per Abraham. LIVE stream the Celtics...

Boston Red Sox bench coach Ron Roenicke is reportedly set to be promoted to manager once the MLB’s investigation into possible Red Sox sign stealing wraps up.

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.