The MLB offseason is underway, and as has become customary, not much has gone on early on. Markets are developing, and some players are waiting for others to si

The Los Angeles Dodgers landed last offseason's biggest prize in Shohei Ohtani, and they are reportedly taking steps toward potentially landing

Jarren Duran believes Juan Soto would fit in nicely with the Red Sox, despite concerns over their number of lefties. Read more on Boston.com.

The Boston Red Sox seemingly are trying to pull off one of the most expensive moves in baseball history. Boston hasn't spent heavily over the last few years as it has built up its young core, but it seems like it is willing to open the checkbook up once again.

The Boston Red Sox have shied away from pursuing big-name free agents for the past six MLB offseasons, but the club now “seems willing” to offer “the largest bid in franchise history” in an all-out attempt to land Juan Soto,

The Red Sox recently met with Juan Soto. If they were to land Soto, he'd provide flexibility and a hitter they haven't had in a years.

The Boston Red Sox appear to be targeting two star southpaws in MLB Free Agency. During an appearance on the Baseball Bar-B-Cast podcast, Jeff Passan of

One would like to think that Manny Ramirez’s success here might inform the Sox' pursuit of Soto, but it's easy to doubt that it will.

After winning the 2024 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers plan to meet with Juan Soto on Tuesday, joining the many teams, including the 2024 ALCS champions New York Yankees, battling it out to land his services in free agency.

As the Juan Soto sweepstakes rages on, the New York Yankees are now stepping up to the plate. With the Toronto Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox, and (most recently) the New York Mets having made their pitches to the 26-year-old outfielder,