The Red Sox are still searching for fits to address their two main goals this offseason, but they've made several smaller moves.

The New York Post’s Jon Heyman named five batters the Red Sox could consider and added they’re considering “signing up to two” of them. The five names are: Kyle Schwarber, Pete Alonso, Kazuma Okamoto, J.T. Realmuto and Alex Bregman.

The 2025-26 Major League Baseball offseason is fully underway, and we're working our way through the sport's offseason calendar. Among other things, the winter in baseball means a steady supply of rumors regarding free agent signings, trades, and the like. Speaking of which, you can find the Black Friday roundup just below.

Boston is pursuing JT Realmuto with a strategic, high-value offer designed to entice the star catcher away from the Phillies and solidify the team’s 2026 lineup.

The acquisition of veteran righty Sonny Gray Tuesday helped upgrade the Red Sox’ starting rotation, one of the priorities chief baseball officer Craig Breslow outlined at the start of the offseason. Now that that box has been checked, the Red Sox will now turn their attention to upgrading their offense.

How the Red Sox can offer the perfect deal to steal the star catcher from the Phillies in free agency. The Boston Red Sox are making waves in free agency, and their recent interest in JT Realmuto represents a strategic power move that could reshape their 2026 season.

The Red Sox reached the postseason this year for the first time since 2021, losing to the Yankees in the American League Wild Card Series. There were many positives that came from the 2025 campaign for Boston,

Vaughn Grissom is one of three players on the Red Sox’ 40-man roster who will be out of minor league options for the first time in 2026.