The Red Sox cleaned up some business Friday, agreeing to one-year deals with 23 players, including Triston Casas, Wilyer Abreu and Connor Wong.

With trade rumors firmly behind him, Triston Casas has his eyes set on a huge 2025 season. It was certainly an eventful offseason for the Boston Red Sox's 25-year-old first baseman. The Red Sox (led by Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow) were insistent that they weren't shopping him in trade talks,

Red Sox executive Craig Breslow, who played alongside Ortiz for five seasons, publicly said last offseason he believes Casas can become a 40-homer threat. Those are lofty expectations for any player, let alone one yet to surpass 24 home runs.

Alex Cora said several times last week that he’s not going to criticize players for comments they make to the media, even when those comments stir up a controversy. He respects that they have an opinion. “People will express how they feel,” he said. “Some people are going to agree, some other people are not going to agree.”

Since the offseason began, rumors that the Red Sox 25-year-old first baseman Triston Casas was about to be traded seemed like the most frequent source of buzz around the Boston team. But Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow repeatedly denied that Casas was being offered to other teams.

Casas has been scratched from Tuesday's Grapefruit League lineup against the Pirates, Ian Browne of MLB.com reports. There's no official word on the reason for Casas being scratched, but he could be the latest victim of a bug that's been making its way through the Red Sox clubhouse.

Sandy Alcantara isn't serving much purpose for a rebuilding team in Miami, and he could complete Boston’s quest for pitching dominance.

The Boston Red Sox today announced that the club has agreed to terms with 23 players on one-year contracts for the 2025 season. Agreeing to terms were Wilyer Abreu, Brennan Bernardino, Triston Casas,

Seven Red Sox questions to get you through the last week of early sunsets before Daylight Savings Time begins on Sunday. (Consider this your official reminder that clocks spring forward an hour!)

The Boston Red Sox feel they are ready to contend for the postseason following three straight non-winning seasons and with a strong farm system.