The Red Sox have invited minor league catcher Nate Baez, their most recent trade addition, to major league spring training camp.

If there’s one area the Red Sox really nailed this offseason, it’s pitching. From bringing in Sonny Gray via trade to dropping $130 million on Ranger Suárez, they’ve basically done everything possible to beef up that staff.

The Boston Red Sox's bench coach will no longer manage the Puerto Rican winter ball team Kristian Campbell played for this year.

After years of position players stealing most of the accolades in the Red Sox’s farm system, the tables have turned to the pitching side. And never was that more apparent than when MLB Pipeline unveiled its Top 100 prospect list in an MLB Network special on Friday night.

Red Sox reveal signings of 2 new pitchers originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Boston Red Sox unveiled a big list of spring training invites on Friday.

The Boston Red Sox will bring an additional 14 non-roster invites to spring training. Here are some key takeaways.

The Boston Red Sox have added fourteen non-roster invitees to the team’s 2026 Spring Training roster: infielder Mikey Romero, infielder/outfielders Max Ferguson and Tyler McDonough, outfielders Allan Castro and Braiden Ward,

Until very recently, the Red Sox had a “type.” When it came to pitching, and starting pitching in particular, the Red Sox were, far more often than not, in search of a big-bodied physique, upper-end velocity and someone with great extension off the mound.

The Boston Red Sox are still in need for at least one more move this offseason.

The Toronto Blue Jays are hoping this high-strikeout pitcher can make an impact after his release from the Boston Red Sox.