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The Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays remained in negotiations Friday to send manager John Farrell to Boston to be the team's manager, according to baseball sources.

BOSTON -- Boston Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington & Co. have interviewed four candidates for the club's vacant managerial position. Now it's time to regroup, assess and determine its next step. A team source said management and ownership wou...

BOSTON -- Thursday marks two weeks since the Boston Red Sox fired Bobby Valentine as manager. By the end of the day, they will have completed interviews with four candidates to replace him, with former Sox bench coach DeMarlo Hale getting an opportu...

The Red Sox have begun their search for a new manager, having already interviewed two candidates: Dodgers third base coach Tim Wallach and Yankees bench coach Tony Pena. Padres special assistant Brad Ausmus is up next to interview Wednesday, followed...

The Boston Red Sox interviewed New York Yankees bench coach Tony Pena for their managerial vacancy on Monday, a team spokesperson confirmed.

BOSTON -- For the second time on the three occasions the Red Sox have been in the market for a new manager under owner John W. Henry, they began by interviewing a third-base coach from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tim Wallach, 55, spent the entire day...

The Boston Red Sox interviewed Tim Wallach on Friday for their vacant managerial job.

Dave Hansen is out as hitting coach of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who have offered him another position within the organization.

The Boston Red Sox will begin their managerial interview process on Friday by talking to Los Angeles Dodgers third-base coach Tim Wallach, according to a league source. Next in line will be San Diego Padres special assistant Brad Ausmus, who will ...

The Red Sox will interview Tim Wallach and Brad Ausmus for their vacant managerial job.

BOSTON --The Red Sox asked for and were granted permission by the Los Angeles Dodgers to interview third-base coach Tim Wallach for their vacant manager's position, a team source said. Wallach, 55, is a former five-time All-Star third baseman who ...

The Boston Red Sox will interview Los Angeles Dodgers third-base coach Tim Wallach for their vacant managerial position.

The Dodgers' entire coaching staff is expected to return next season, general manager Ned Colletti said before Tuesday night's game against the Diamondbacks at Chase Field.

Dodgers manager Don Mattingly says a missed sign led to a steal attempt during Friday's 12-2 victory over Chicago that irked Cubs manager Mike Quade.

Tim Wallach has been told by the Milwaukee Brewers that he is no longer a candidate for their managerial vacancy, a development that all but assures Wallach will be the third-base coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2011.

Trey Hillman, who was fired on May 13 as manager of the Kansas City Royals, has emerged as a strong candidate to become the bench coach for incoming Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed.