The Associated Press

Adley Rutschman is heading to Boston, Luis Arraez is now a Phillie, and the Dodgers just keep adding — the deadline did not disappoint this year.

Three home runs in one inning — back to back to back — and suddenly the Red Sox had the Dodgers right where they wanted them.

Drake Maye just wrapped up a season that had Patriots fans feeling things they haven't felt in a while — and now he's quietly building something even bigger.

The Red Sox are 22 and 4 since the start of July. At some point, you stop calling it a hot streak and start calling it something else.

Ringing ears, a night of waiting, and a win that felt complicated — that's where the Red Sox find themselves this morning.

Shohei Ohtani hit one out to put the Dodgers ahead, and then the Red Sox seventh inning happened — and it happened fast.

Back-to-back home runs on back-to-back pitches. That's the kind of moment that changes a ballgame in about ten seconds flat.

One night after a 10-game road winning streak ended, Boston found a way to walk out of Sacramento with a win anyway.

Two days into his time with Boston, Curtis Mead went from new trade pickup to the injured list after taking a fastball off the wrist.

Two cornerbacks from the same 2023 draft class, and whichever one signs first could reset the market for every corner in the league.