Xander Bogaerts is hoping Boston makes some moves after losing key players, and Trevor Story and Michael Conforto are possible targets.
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Spring is in the air as Red Sox, Twins open exhibition season
Boston and Minnesota kick off the condensed preseason schedule, 20 days after it was supposed to begin.
Red Sox notebook: Chris Sale to miss start of season with stress fracture in rib cage
The Red Sox left-hander was injured during a pitching session about a month ago.
Red Sox notebook: Bogaerts on a position change, ‘I’m a shortstop, man’
Boston’s Xander Bogaerts addresses reports that the Red Sox are taking a close look at free agent shortstop like Carlos Correa.
Red Sox notebook: Martinez: ‘I would love to finish my career here’
DH J.D. Martinez is entering his final year under contract with the Red Sox.
Tom Caron: Baseball’s back, and with a different look this season
Gone are seven-inning doubleheaders and extra innings starting with a runner on second base. Gone, too, is the gloom of a lockout that threatened the 162-game season.
Red Sox notebook: Boston adding two left-handed relievers
The Red Sox agree to deals with Jake Diekman and Matt Strahm as players report to spring training.
How much can Red Sox boss Bloom spend with MLB lockout ended?
Chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom probably has in the $24-28 million range before the Red Sox would reach the level where they must pay the smallest luxury tax penalty.
Tom Caron: Baseball’s future takes center stage with lockout raging on
Major leaguers are not in camp, but minor league players are allowed to get to work preparing for the season.
Tom Caron: Once MLB lockout ends, Red Sox front office has work to do
Chaim Bloom will need to fill holes in Boston’s roster via free agency or trades once teams scramble to prepare for the season.