The Boston Red Sox are reportedly targeting a veteran slugger to bring much-needed right-handed power to their MLB lineup. Could this move reshape their offense? The Boston Red Sox find themselves at a critical juncture this MLB offseason.

The Red Sox still have some unfinished business this MLB offseason, and a World Series-caliber pitcher might just be what they're looking for.

The Boston Red Sox just lost one of their star relievers in Chris Martin to free agency, and need to get another arm to replace him. According to Sox insider Chris Cotillo, the team is already on it.

While Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has been linked to the Boston Red Sox, the Toronto Blue Jays must keep extension talks in perspective.

The Red Sox already have the makings of a strong bullpen, with Chapman and Wilson joining a grouping that also features Liam Hendriks, Justin Slaten, and Garrett Whitlock. But Scott could step in immediately as an elite closer for Boston, giving Alex Cora several intriguing options for seventh and eighth-inning duties.

Nolan Arenado is willing to waive his no-trade clause for the Boston Red Sox. FanSided MLB insider Robert Murray explains why this move doesn't make sense for the Red Sox.

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado could still be traded after he blocked a potential trade to the Houston Astros in December. However, his options have seemed to dwindle and there's really only one team out there who could possibly make a deal for Arenado: the Boston Red Sox,