Willson Contreras gives the Red Sox something they lacked for most of 2025: A middle-of-the-order first baseman. While Triston Casas occupied that role to open the season, he struggled early ...

Major League Baseball's offseason is likely to hit a lull over the coming days, as front office personnel around the league observe the holiday season. But there's still enough time left for teams to ...

Credit to Boston Red Sox lead baseball executive Chaim Bloom, both for identifying the team’s needs and for striking aggressively to solve those problems. Bloom wanted proven starting pitchers, and he ...

The Boston Red Sox have a chance to become one of the best teams in the league next year if they make all the right moves this offseason. Boston traded for Sonny Gray early in the offseason, and it ...

The St. Louis Cardinals have been active this offseason. They kicked off the winter by trading Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox. A few weeks later, the Cardinals and Red Sox agreed to another deal ...

If there is a “win-now” component for the Cardinals in this deal, it is Dobbins. The 26-year-old right-hander is the most advanced piece of the return. He has already cut his teeth in the Major ...

The Red Sox picked up Contreras, who has two years left on his contract with a club option for 2028. He had a great season defensively and offensively in his first year as a full-time first baseman.

After failing to land Pete Alonso, the Red Sox have pivoted to another option for first base. Boston acquired Willson Contreras from the Cardinals, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed — with pitchers ...

Yesterday the Cardinals made their second major trade of the offseason, this one much less shocking. It is maybe surprising that it also involves the Boston Red Sox, but after it was reported that ...

The Boston Red Sox acquire first baseman Willson Contreras from the St. Louis Cardinals. Boston will be responsible for $33.5 million of the $41.5 million owed to Contreras, according to USA TODAY's ...

After missing out on Pete Alonso, the Red Sox needed a first baseman. The Cardinals needed a place to send their veteran first baseman as they attempt to rebuild their farm system. Sure, Chaim Bloom ...