But if the Red Sox were to miss, the team hasn’t ruled out a reunion with JD Martinez or Justin Turner, via Jon Heyman of The New York Post. In all three situations, it’ll come down to money.

Examining the free agencies of veteran hitters Justin Turner and J.D. Martinez. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Sports Illustrated's Patrick McAvoy recently predicted that the Red Sox could bring back old friend J.D. Martinez on a short-term deal, especially if they land Soto. "He's now 37 years old and is ...

Alex Cora is ostensibly betting on history repeating itself amid the Boston Red Sox's pursuit of star free-agent infielder ...

Assessing the Red Sox offseason as the calendar turns to 2025 feels like trying to call a tight election before all the votes ...

You’d be forgiven if you forgot J.D. Martinez was a free agent ... $110 million contract from the Red Sox the following winter. After trading for Nathaniel Lowe, the Nationals don’t need ...

The Alex Bregman sweepstakes could come down to a bidding war between the Boston Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers.

Speier also points out that Red Sox’ history of signing major free agents over that last two decades has been a rather paltry one. Even the signing of righty home run hitter J.D. Martinez before ...

The Sox “had interest” or made offers to Juan Soto, Corbin Burnes, Teoscar Hernandez, Blake Snell, and Max Fried, but didn't ...

Ted Williams, the greatest Red Sox player of all time, and the greatest hitter of all time at that point, was the man to throw the first pitch. Williams then handed the ball to Pedro Martinez ...