Nick Pivetta

The Red Sox made a series of transactions Tuesday, some of which reflect better on the team than others. John Tomase breaks it all down.

Mike Felger and Michael Holley are back with another Heat Check! They discuss whether or not they believe the Red Sox will make a serious offer to free agent Juan Soto after reports that he is meeting with the team this week.

Is Nick Pivetta worth $21 million? John Tomase sheds light on the Red Sox’s decision to extend a qualifying offer to their 31-year-old pitcher.

The Red Sox made the surprising decision to extend the $21.05 million qualifying offer to right-hander Nick Pivetta but not outfielder Tyler O’Neill.

John Tomase runs through the eight Red Sox players set to hit free agency, and what their combined (lack of) talent says about the state of the team.

Sam Kennedy and Craig Breslow discuss the team’s offseason plans and share why the team is ready to go all in on winning the division and playing into October next season.

With only one week until the trade deadline, the Red Sox remain open to the idea of selling their high-end rental players.

Dan Shaughnessy joins Arbella Early Edition to share his thoughts on reports that the Red Sox still don’t have a plan ahead of the trade deadline

The Red Sox remain in the playoff hunt with less than a month until the trade deadline. But if their approach is similar to recent years, here are five players who could be on the move before July 30 at 6 p.m. ET.

Despite going 8-2 over their last 10 games and holding the final wild card spot, John Tomase outlines “rational” reasons why the Red Sox should still be sellers at the trade deadline.

John Tomase explains how the changes implemented by new Red Sox pitching coach Andrew Bailey are already paying off for Boston’s rotation.

John Tomase breaks down why the Red Sox should have established talent on their roster before the young guys come up

Lucas Giolito and Brayan Bello lead an uninspiring Red Sox starting rotation in 2024.

NBC Sports Chicago’s Chuck Garfien breaks down what went wrong for Lucas Giolito last season and what type of pitcher he could be for the Red Sox this season