Vaughn and his wife, Lexi, visited around 100 inpatient and outpatient families. They gave out some Sox gear as well.

White Sox first baseman Andrew Vaughn and his wife, Lexi, are helping families celebrate the start of the 2025 baseball season with a special visit to La Rabida Children’s Hospital in Jackson Park.

Bregman brings a right-handed power bat and joins three-time All-Star third baseman and now-likely designated hitter Rafael ...

The Boston Red Sox have to be thrilled about how dominant Marcelo Mayer has looked at the plate this spring, and a promotion ...

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“Happy Face,” which begins airing Thursday, is inspired by the true story of Melissa Moore, whose father was a prolific ...

Conrad Cason grew up watching Shohei Ohtani thrive as a two-way player, and now the Red Sox prospect hopes to take the path ...

After an impressive rookie campaign, Padres outfielder and Severna Park native Jackson Merrill wants more in his sophomore ...

At the end of 2025, Red Sox POBO Craig Breslow may also be signing along to “Still Alive” but from a position of positivity, ...