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11/19/2009 |
Henry's corporate citizenship honored
Because he is introverted by nature, Red Sox owner John W. Henry's extensive work when it comes to community service -- be it in Boston or around the world -- often goes unnoticed.
11/19/2009 |
Bay tops Epstein's free-agent priorities
The past few weeks have been mostly about planning, dialogue and research for the Red Sox's front office, led by general manager Theo Epstein.
11/19/2009 |
Papi gearing up for big return in 2010
As evidenced by his wardrobe, David Ortiz didn't need to make an extra trip into Fenway Park on Thursday to promote his upcoming charity golf tournament.
11/18/2009 |
Red Sox release catcher Kottaras
With Victor Martinez already entrenched as the starter behind the plate in 2010 and Jason Varitek guaranteed to return as his backup, the Red Sox have released catcher George Kottaras, according to a team spokesman.
11/18/2009 |
Francona fields questions from callers
Overlooking Fenway Park on a sunny Wednesday afternoon, Red Sox manager Terry Francona made himself uniquely accessible to the rabid fans that follow his team.
11/17/2009 |
Ortiz hitting the links for charity
For the second consecutive year, David Ortiz will give a little back while playing a little golf.
11/17/2009 |
Virtual Catalog kicks off holiday season
The launching of the Virtual Catalog at the MLB.com Shop signals the official start to another season of holiday shopping.
11/16/2009 |
Inbox: Is Bay Boston's best option?
In this week's Inbox, beat reporter Ian Browne fields questions concerning Boston's left fielder in 2010, and if Matt Holliday might be a better option than Jason Bay.
11/16/2009 |
Many Red Sox tickets to stay at '09 prices
Following an across-the-board freeze of all ticket prices at Fenway Park in 2009, about two-thirds of Red Sox tickets for next season will stay at '09 prices or increase by $2, and no single price category will increase by more than $5.
11/16/2009 |
Bay is Sox's latest Silver Slugger
Early last week, left fielder Jason Bay capped another outstanding campaign at the plate by taking home his first Silver Slugger Award, giving the Red Sox 32 since the award began in 1980.
11/15/2009 |
Sox prospects making strides in AFL
The focus of Red Sox fans this offseason will be on how names like Adrian Gonzalez, Matt Holliday, Roy Halladay and John Lackey can potentially impact their team's future.
11/13/2009 |
Red Sox meet with Lackey's agent
During the General Managers' Meetings in Chicago this week, Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein met with Steve Hilliard, the agent for standout right-hander John Lackey.
11/12/2009 |
Matsui could be a possibility for Red Sox
According to a report, the Red Sox are preparing a multiyear offer for Hideki Matsui to be the team's regular left fielder as an alternative to Jason Bay.
11/12/2009 |
Bay picks up first Silver Slugger Award
After his first full season in a Red Sox uniform, and yet another productive campaign at the plate, Jason Bay earned his first Silver Slugger Award on Thursday.
11/11/2009 |
Wagner open to arbitration offer from Sox
After a change of heart, Billy Wagner would indeed be open to an arbitration offer in order to return to the Red Sox next season, his agent told The Boston Herald on Tuesday.
11/11/2009 |
Green, Gathright file for free agency
Shortstop Nick Green and outfielder Joey Gathright rejected an outright to Triple-A Pawtucket and decided to file for free agency instead.
11/11/2009 |
Red Sox host charitable 5K walk
In honor of Veterans Day, more than 200 volunteers walked from Massachusetts General Hospital to Fenway Park as part of a 5K walk to raise awareness for the "Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Home Base Program."
11/11/2009 |
Varitek exercises option to return to Sox
Jason Varitek exercised his $3 million player option on Wednesday afternoon and will thus return to Boston for a 14th season in 2010.
11/9/2009 |
Several Red Sox in running for awards
The envelopes are sealed, but not for long. Major League Baseball's Award season is upon us, and the Red Sox have some players who could well be recognized for their individual accomplishments in 2009.
11/9/2009 |
Victor back with Sox; Varitek may return
The Red Sox picked up catcher Victor Martinez's $7.1 million option for the 2010 season on Monday, but the news wasn't as good for captain Jason Varitek, whose $5 million club option was declined, leaving the 37-year-old catcher five days to exercise his club option of $3 million.
11/9/2009 |
Sox keep Wakefield with two-year deal
Knuckleballer Tim Wakefield will not only be back for a 16th season with the Red Sox, but likely a 17th. Facing a Monday deadline to pick up Wakefield's $4 million club option, the Red Sox instead agreed to a two-year pact with the veteran right-hander.
11/8/2009 |
Red Sox decline option for SS Gonzalez
The Red Sox declined their $6 million option for shortstop Alex Gonzalez on Sunday, according to The Boston Globe, which added that the club "still may have interest in bringing the player back in 2010 on a lesser salary."
11/5/2009 |
Red Sox ready to fire up Hot Stove
With several major personnel decisions looming before the start of free agency, Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein figures to be a very busy man in the coming weeks.
11/5/2009 |
Marlins send Hermida to Red Sox
The Red Sox acquired outfielder Jeremy Hermida, a 25-year-old former first-round pick, from the Marlins in exchange for Triple-A left-hander Hunter Jones and Double-A lefty Jose Alvarez.
11/5/2009 |
Red Sox land Hermida to open offseason
The construction of the 2010 Red Sox is officially under way, as general manager Theo Epstein made his first move of the Hot Stove season, acquiring outfielder Jeremy Hermida from the Florida Marlins on Thursday. More Results > |
