Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow reportedly fired a team staffer who swore near the end of a Zoom meeting.

John Romano | The Rafael Devers deal was called “shocking” and “demoralizing” in Boston. It’s all in the way it was handled.

The Yankees and Red Sox have become renewed trade partners in recent years, and now, Boston legends are pointing to the Bronx ...

The Red Sox asked Devers to play first base after telling him he’d only be a designated hitter this season. He declined, but ...

I have no doubt Boston's AL East rivals are glad to see Devers shipped out to the NL West. He's been a thorn in their side ...

Here's what it might sound like if Craig Breslow ordered breakfast the morning after his press conference about the Boston ...

John Henry & Co. traded another franchise icon. The only thing they can do to appease the Fenway faithful now? Win.

Craig Breslow, chief baseball officer for the Red Sox and one of the main individuals responsible for the Devers trade, has not been viewed upon kindly by the fan base since the deal went down, and ...

Some Boston Red Sox fans may have crossed the line while targeting team executives online. Over the weekend, the Boston Red Sox made the stunning move of ...

Those answers finally arrived on Monday night, when Breslow flew to Seattle to meet with the media ahead of his team's series ...

Boston traded its All-Star slugger on Sunday after he bristled at becoming a DH and refused to play first base.

The San Francisco Giants will formally introduce new slugger Rafael Devers during a Tuesday afternoon news conference.