The San Diego Padres need more catching depth, and their search could lead them to a longtime Red Sox backstop.
Red Sox Reportedly Showed No Interest In $42M Slugger
During the MLB offseason, franchises are actively strengthening their rosters by targeting top talent. Among them, the Boston Red Sox are reportedly eyeing an All-Star player from the San Diego Padres to bolster their lineup.
The Boston Red Sox would land a 2.77 ERA closer by giving up two prospects to the San Diego Padres in this trade hypothetical.
Ryan Finkelstein of Just Baseball predicts that they will ultimately sign designated hitter J.D. Martinez to a one-year, $5 million contract with incentives.
The San Diego Padres are among eight teams looking to sign an outfielder this offseason, according to ESPN's Alden Gonzalez. More news: Padres Don't Want to
The Padres are saying goodbye to their pink-and-mint City Connect uniforms after 2025, which were inspired by the San Diego’s sunsets.
The former Red Sox catcher introduced "Dancing On My Own" to the clubhouse, which became the team's unofficial anthem during its 2021 ALCS run.
The Boston Red Sox have added five non-roster invitees to the team’s 2025 Spring Training roster: pitchers Austin Adams, Yovanny Cruz, Noah Davis, Sean Newcomb, and Robert Stock. Austin Adams, RHP – Adams,
The Boston Red Sox reportedly were willing to offer more money and years to Tanner Scott than the Los Angeles Dodgers, who scored the winning bid
In addition to Sean Newcomb, the Red Sox also signed free-agent right-hander Yovanny Cruz to a minor-league contract earlier this week and invited him to major-league spring training on Friday, per a club announcement.
Ron Marinaccio, who was designated for assignment earlier this week, has been sent from Chicago to San Diego in exchange for cash considerations.