Baseball

Boston's winning streak survives a near-disaster in Queens, with a ninth-inning comeback salvaging what looked like a classic first-half letdown.

Red Sox have won 13 of their last 15. Sunday's Mets finale could deliver a sweep heading into the All-Star break.

Red Sox took Schaffner 20th overall on Draft Day 1. Early reaction: mixed. But Arias in the Futures Game is a genuine win.

Contreras is attacking every at-bat like it matters most. That's exactly what these Red Sox needed.

Red Sox select athletic shortstop Jace Mataczynski with 96th pick, continuing a draft strategy built on speed and defensive instincts.

After shocking with pick 20, the Red Sox went conventional with Owen Hull at 67. A smart, if unspectacular, second-round move.

Red Sox take UNC's Jake Schaffner 78 spots higher than consensus. A gamble on speed and upside, or a sign Breslow sees something others don't?

Eduardo Rivera gets the start as the Red Sox bench Brayan Bello, signaling Breslow's gamble on the former prospect isn't paying off.

Brooks Brannon's production carries Portland, but Worcester's offensive collapse alongside weak pitching is a red flag for the farm system.

The Red Sox are surging as the MLB Draft begins—a frustrating scheduling conflict that captures Boston baseball chaos perfectly.

The Red Sox are 1.5 games out of a playoff spot. But can this depth-heavy roster actually sustain a run, or is it built to collapse?

Red Sox enter draft weekend needing pitching depth and position player upside to strengthen a roster competing in the AL East.

Sonny Gray's final first-half start against the Mets could define the Red Sox deadline strategy and his own legacy this season.