Alex Speier is a Sports Reporter at the Boston Globe. He has been covering sports since 2015, primarily focusing on the Red Sox beat while also exploring topics related to the Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins. His work has been featured in FantasyPros, Baseball America, and Boston Globe Technology.
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By: Alex Speier
Even though Juan Soto represented the Red Sox' biggest target of the offseason, he didn't represent a solution to their most significant shortcoming.
By: Alex Speier
Adding a top arm will be incredibly costly and could be incredibly risky.
By: Peter Abraham, Devra First, Shirley Leung, Patricia Wen, Alex Speier, A.Z. Madonna
The year saw the loss of luminaries who left an indelible mark on Boston and beyond.
By: Alex Speier
With four prospects who ranked among the top 25 in the sport, six in the top 100, and a handful of young big leaguers, the Sox were in position to deal.
By: Alex Speier
With four prospects who ranked among the top 25 in the sport, six in the top 100, and a handful of young big leaguers, the Sox were in position to deal.
By: Alex Speier
Already, the Red Sox have made one blockbuster trade for starting pitcher Garrett Crochet. Is it possible they could make another deal to add to the rotation?
By: Alex Speier
Throughout 2024, the Red Sox featured an all righthanded starting rotation. That won't be the case in 2025 or 2026.
By: Alex Speier
A compelling case can be made that the one-time Red Sox outfielder, who died Friday at 65, was the most electrifying player of at least the last half-century.
By: Alex Speier
Booser, 32, made his big league debut in 2024, 11 years after he’d made his professional debut.
By: Alex Speier
Go inside the four days during Winter Meetings in which Craig Breslow and the Boston brass landed a much-needed hurler.
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