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Red Sox are winning back a fan base that turned from angry to apathetic.

Boston Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington addressed the changes that have taken place the last two years in the team's medical staff, which in recent years has been roiled by internal divisions.

The owners of the Boston Red Sox were preoccupied with sagging TV ratings and hired marketing consultants who urged the team to place a greater emphasis on "good-looking stars," according to an excerpt from a book co-authored by Terry Francona.

Terry Francona is getting back with one of his baseball families.

Terry Francona's interview to be the Cleveland Indians' next manager is under way.

It now has been a full calendar year since the decline of the Red Sox began.

NEW YORK -- Boston Red Sox left fielder Carl Crawford said he feels "fine" and wants to play. Manager Bobby Valentine wants to play him. But on Saturday morning, Crawford said he was told by team trainers that he is now on a "four-day" program, and b...

Dustin Pedroia is eager to resume play and prove critics of the Red Sox wrong.

For Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon, the only thing at stake while facing his former team, the Boston Red Sox, is bragging rights.

The Red Sox's inner-yet-public turmoil is straight out of The Boss' book.

Sooner or later, the Red Sox balloon was bound to burst. No franchise could be expected to sustain such a draining and taxing regimen for so long a time.

Many say Terry Francona was dragged through the mud on his way out of Boston, but Red Sox owner John Henry says that upper management did not engage in a smear campaign against their former manager.

The Red Sox were able to break away from past failings to build a championship franchise. But it took only one month to allow ego, pettiness and division to tear down their greatest run of success.

The Boston Red Sox had a host of problems last season, among them the fact that a trio of star pitchers partied in the clubhouse while their teammates blew a big September lead, the Boston Globe reported on Tuesday.

Buster Olney writes that as the discussion over the Red Sox's clubhouse issues continues, it's worth remembering that if Boston had won one more game, and Tampa Bay had lost one, none of this would have been brought up.

Blog | Conversation | October 12, 2011

It's time for a good long look at what Theo Epstein has wrought in Boston in the wake of the Red Sox's September collapse. One writer says the view isn't pretty.