TORONTO — The Red Sox, even with all their early-season struggles, have lost five games in a row just once, in Cincinnati and Houston on their season-opening road trip months ago. They’ll try to avoid doing so again Wednesday night against the Blue Jays.

The Boston Red Sox today sent minor league outfielder Harold Rivas to the Baltimore Orioles, completing the August 3, 2026 trade for catchers Adley Rutschman and Jake Rogers. Rivas, 18, was ranked by Baseball America at the time of the trade as Boston’s No.

Wilyer Abreu’s throw to nail Vlad Guerrero at second last night isn’t going to be remembered as an all-time great throw. It’s not even going to be remembered next week. But damn, it was pretty. Here’s how the play looked live on TV: And here’s an even better angle showing just how smooth the play

New Red Sox prospect Carlos Gutierrez said he had a "very happy" family member when the Giants traded him to Boston.

While the Red Sox didn't get the win, Rutschman made an impact right away. He was solid behind the plate and also went 1-for-3 with two walks in his Boston debut. Expect to see a lot more of him moving forward in Boston.

For 4 hours, 22 minutes, the Red Sox trailed the Chicago White Sox, battling back five times to tie the score, including in the bottom of the ninth (when they were down to their final strike), in what turned out to be the longest game by time in the pitch clock era for the Red Sox and the longest game at Fenway Park since 2021.

The Boston Red Sox today recalled left-handed pitcher Alec Gamboa from Triple-A Worcester. To make room, Boston designated right-handed pitcher Seth Martinez for assignment. The Red Sox’ 40-man roster is now at 37.

Adley Rutschman was activated off the Injured List and made his Boston debut in a loss against the Toronto Blue Jays. With Rutschman now in the fold, Boston is still waiting for three more injured key pieces, above all else: Roman Anthony, Garrett Crochet and shortstop Trevor Story.