The New York Yankees need to go all in to add Kyle Tucker in free agency if they want to build a dynasty of the future.

The Boston Red Sox have quickly gone from a team that has struggled to develop pitching, to a powerhouse over the last couple of seasons. Guys like Brayan Bell

Baseball trades can change everything for a team. A good trade can build a champion. Some trades became so big that fans still talk about them decades.

The New York Yankees have now seen a first-round pick linked to Anthony Volpe join the division rival Boston Red Sox.

After bolstering their starting rotation and batting lineup, the Boston Red Sox are searching for left-handed relievers with a former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher as their primary target.

Left-hander T.J. Sikkema, 27, is one of seven non-roster invitees to Red Sox spring training, the club announced Tuesday. Catcher Jason Delay, infielder Vinny Capra, lefty Alec Gamboa, and right-handers Osvaldo Berrios, Hobie Harris and Devin Sweet round out the group.

Bichette, four years younger than Bregman, hit .311 with 18 home runs and 94 RBIs in 139 games in what was a bounce-back season. Bregman hit at .273 with 18 home runs and 62 RBIs in 114 games played in 2025. On Saturday, MLB insider Jon Heyman linked the Philadelphia Phillies to Bo Bichete. Cole Tucker made his feelings known about that match.

Once again, the Boston Red Sox could covet what once belonged to the New York Yankees. The Red Sox are aggressively shopping for a power bat in free agency, but have struck out on Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber. If Boston keeps coming up empty during the ...