BOTTOM LINE: The Boston Red Sox will try to keep their six-game home win streak intact when they play the Kansas City Royals.

The Red Sox fanbase can breathe a sigh of relief as Roman Anthony shouldn't miss too much more time with his injury.

Wilyer Abreu found out he was playing two minutes before first pitch Monday, then helped the Red Sox to win on both sides of ...

Roman Anthony was scratched shortly before Monday's first pitch, but that doesn't mean he'll miss much time, according to Red ...

Red Sox pitcher Liam Hendriks said a doctor told him his body was fine but his hips were not — in so many words.

Red Sox veteran reliever Liam Hendriks publicly corrected his manager after some miscommunication over the pitcher's injury.

Hendriks said he discussed the matter with Cora, who clarified that it was “a slip of the tongue, and then he apologized, and ...

Considering he hasn’t pitched since May 27, it was not necessarily a surprise Sunday to hear Alex Cora say that the Red Sox ...

Anthony was scratched due to “mid-back tightness,” according to the Red Sox. NESN cameras caught Anthony looking ...

Liam Hendriks and Alex Cora apparently weren't on the same page about whether the Red Sox reliever is done for the season due ...

Two injured pitchers probably won't be taking the Fenway mound before the season is over. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.

Two pitchers the Boston Red Sox hoped to use as depth down the stretch will likely not be available to pitch this season.