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Theo Epstein, who was Red Sox general manager for nine seasons before departing to become president of baseball operations for the Chicago Cubs in the aftermath of Boston's September 2011 collapse, on Wednesday addressed criticism of Red Sox ownershi...

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Wearing an ESPN polo jersey instead of the Red Sox warmup shirt that he had sported for the last eight springs, former manager Terry Francona paid his first visit to the Red Sox since parting ways under duress last October. F...

Terry Francona said Thursday that he's still hurting and probably always will from the way things ended with the Red Sox.

ESPNBoston.com's Gordon Edes was on SportsCenter this morning to give his take on what the Bobby Valentine hiring means on a number of different front. Here are three of the most interesting tidbits of analysis. * Edes on how Valentine changes the...

The Red Sox will name Bobby Valentine their next manager, a source said Tuesday.

The Boston Red Sox will not renew discussions with Bobby Valentine regarding the open manager's job until general manager Ben Cherington returns from his trip to the Dominican Republic, a source close to the process said Friday.

Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach Dale Sveum has accepted an offer to be the next manager of the Chicago Cubs.

Ben Cherington says Dale Sveum isn't the Sox's only candidate for manager.

Dale Sveum will be in Milwaukee on Tuesday to meet with general manager Ben Cherington and Red Sox owners John W. Henry, Tom Werner and Larry Lucchino, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the managerial search.

A baseball source told ESPNBoston.com's Gordon Edes that Carlos Beltran's name has been discussed by members of the Red Sox front office.

For his final two weeks with the Red Sox, Theo Epstein joked Tuesday, he felt like Milton, the character in the 1999 comedy "Office Space" who due to a computer glitch was never told he no longer worked in a software company and kept getting paid, ev...

On the day he will be introduced as vice president of baseball operations with the Chicago Cubs, former Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein explained in a first-person op-ed piece in the Boston Globe why he decided to leave Boston. "The reason I...

As Boston's Boy Wonder moves on, the Sox are left with their own drama .

Ben Cherington will have plenty to do if, as expected, he follows Theo Epstein as the general manager of the Boston Red Sox.

WHDH-TV in Boston cited Red Sox employees as saying that Jon Lester, Josh Beckett and John Lackey drank beer in the dugout during games.

BOSTON -- The Chicago Cubs have a manager, Mike Quade. He was hired to replace Lou Piniella when Piniella quit in August 2010, and after the Cubs went 24-13 over the rest of the season, GM Jim Hendry decided to make the move permanent, giving Quade a...