Alex Bregman and Garrett Crochet -- the two big offseason acquisitions of the Red Sox -- enjoyed solid debuts in Fort Myers on Sunday.

When the Red Sox went and signed Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract, it created some drama. Rafael Devers came out in defense of his career, stating he was not looking to hand third base to Bregman.

The Red Sox's new pitcher has enjoyed the camaraderie with his teammates and the support of the fans during spring training.

For the Red Sox, Sunday’s Grapefruit League home opener at JetBlue Park was a day to show off their shiny new toys. And what a day it was. Start with Alex Bregman. The team’s prized free-agent acquisi

Ever since the Boston Red Sox swung a deal with the White Sox to land prized southpaw Garrett Crochet back in December, extending the southpaw’s stay in Boston beyond his final two years of team control has appeared to be a top priority for the Red Sox.

Garrett Crochet doesn't want extension talks with the Red Sox to bleed into the season, changing his recent tune.

The Boston Red Sox fanbase had been clamoring for a huge offseason for quite some time, and they finally got it this winter. The team made moves like signing fo

Crochet, who is due to make $3.8 million this season, is under two years of team control and would be eligible for free agency after the 2026 season.

There’s a lot to be excited about with this Boston Red Sox team right now. It’s still Spring Training but the buzz and positive feelings about the Red Sox feel higher than at any point over the last few years.