With the 2021 season only a few months away, the Boston Red Sox still have some question marks on their roster. While the offense is mostly set, the rotation and bullpen still need help. However, one player on the roster who could play an important role is Nick Pivetta.
Through two major league seasons, Josh Taylor has had his share of ups and downs. As the lefty enters his third season, his career is at a crossroads as the Red Sox try to return to the postseason. For Taylor, 2021 will be about finding what made him successful in 2019.
For the Boston Red Sox, 2020 was a year to largely forget as they finished last in the AL East. Despite their struggles, there were still some bright spots, such as Phillips Valdez. The Red Sox reliever began the year with modest expectations after being claimed off waivers and became one of Boston’s biggest surprises. With Spring Training only months away, the expectations will be higher for the third year reliever.
After a disappointing 2020 campaign, the Boston Red Sox are expected to be busy this offseason. Their primary focus will be the pitching staff, which recorded an ERA of 5.58 last season. Fortunately for the Red Sox, there are many options available with Opening Day still months away.
As the Red Sox look towards 2020 and beyond one area, they will need to improve is pitching. The Red Sox pitching staff finished 2020 with a 5.58 ERA and allowed 98 home runs. The Red Sox will, however, get reinforcements next season in the form of Chris Sale and Eduardo Rodriguez.
While fixing the pitching staff should still be Boston’s top priority this offseason, outfielder and designated hitter Marcell Ozuna makes too much sense to let him sign elsewhere.
The Boston Red Sox have rehired Alex Cora to be their new manager. The team hasn’t confirmed the rehire, which was first reported by MLB Network’s Jon Heyman.
This past season Yoenis Cespedes played in a few games before opting out of the season for the Mets. He will be looking for a new team this winter. Who signs him?
We’re tracking every rumor, story, and update regarding the top managerial vacancies across Major League Baseball.
Andersen Pickard previews the offseason for the Boston Red Sox, identifying top targets and pinpointing keys to a successful winter.
Earlier in this series, we mentioned how Trevor Bauer should be a priority this offseason, but Marcus Stroman should definitely be on that list as well.
Kyle Porch examines whether the Red Sox should consider signing George Springer this offseason.
With the 2021 season only a few months away, the Boston Red Sox still have some question marks on their roster. While the offense is mostly set, the rotation and bullpen still need help. However, one player on the roster who could play an important role is Nick Pivetta.
Through two major league seasons, Josh Taylor has had his share of ups and downs. As the lefty enters his third season, his career is at a crossroads as the Red Sox try to return to the postseason. For Taylor, 2021 will be about finding what made him successful in 2019.
For the Boston Red Sox, 2020 was a year to largely forget as they finished last in the AL East. Despite their struggles, there were still some bright spots, such as Phillips Valdez. The Red Sox reliever began the year with modest expectations after being claimed off waivers and became one of Boston’s biggest surprises. With Spring Training only months away, the expectations will be higher for the third year reliever.
After a disappointing 2020 campaign, the Boston Red Sox are expected to be busy this offseason. Their primary focus will be the pitching staff, which recorded an ERA of 5.58 last season. Fortunately for the Red Sox, there are many options available with Opening Day still months away.
As the Red Sox look towards 2020 and beyond one area, they will need to improve is pitching. The Red Sox pitching staff finished 2020 with a 5.58 ERA and allowed 98 home runs. The Red Sox will, however, get reinforcements next season in the form of Chris Sale and Eduardo Rodriguez.
While fixing the pitching staff should still be Boston’s top priority this offseason, outfielder and designated hitter Marcell Ozuna makes too much sense to let him sign elsewhere.
The Boston Red Sox have rehired Alex Cora to be their new manager. The team hasn’t confirmed the rehire, which was first reported by MLB Network’s Jon Heyman.
This past season Yoenis Cespedes played in a few games before opting out of the season for the Mets. He will be looking for a new team this winter. Who signs him?
We’re tracking every rumor, story, and update regarding the top managerial vacancies across Major League Baseball.
Andersen Pickard previews the offseason for the Boston Red Sox, identifying top targets and pinpointing keys to a successful winter.
Earlier in this series, we mentioned how Trevor Bauer should be a priority this offseason, but Marcus Stroman should definitely be on that list as well.
Kyle Porch examines whether the Red Sox should consider signing George Springer this offseason.
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