The Red Sox added a rather intriguing arm to their class of spring training non-roster invitees Tuesday.

The Boston Red Sox learned Tuesday that Aroldis Chapman won't pitch in the World Baseball Classic.

While mammoth snowbanks still lined every street corner of Boston, an annual rite of spring took place earlier this week as the Red Sox’s equipment truck exited Fenway Park and headed to Fort Myers, Fla.

Aroldis Chapman received a disappointing career update.

Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman will not participate in the World Baseball Classic after previously planning to represent Great Britain. Chapman was born in Cuba but has never played for Cuba in the WBC. This was slated to be his first appearance in the international tournament, which begins on March 4.

After four years in Japan, relief pitcher Kyle Keller returns to the U.S. on a minor league contract with the Red Sox.

After losing Alex Bregman in free agency, the Boston Red Sox will need to turn to a sophomore infielder to step up next season.

When Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald faces the Patriots in Super Bowl LX on Sunday, the Scituate native will be trying to defeat his hometown team.

What would it take for the Boston Red Sox to acquire infielder Matt Shaw from the Chicago Cubs?