FORT MYERS, Fla. — New Red Sox starter Ranger Suárez has a reputation for being calm and easygoing. He doesn’t know exactly how that became his demeanor. “I’ve gotta ask my mom or my dad,” he joked. The 30-year-old lefty said he’s always acted that way.

The most lucrative offseason addition for a team usually comes in with a lot to process. A new team, new faces and pressure to live up to the contract. But in the case of Ranger Suárez, the Red Sox ha

Ranger Suárez’s Red Sox debut vs. the Pirates showed flashes but also declining velocity and spin rates. Should Boston be concerned? The post Red Sox $130 Million Bet Shows Early Red Flag in Debut appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Boston Red Sox certainly landed a star in Ranger Suárez.

Ranger Suárez, who the Red Sox signed to a five-year, $130 million contract in January, will make his 2026 Grapefruit League debut.

Ranger Suarez will take the hill Tuesday as the Red Sox host the Pittsburgh Pirates at JetBlue Park. The left-hander will be backed up by what should be essentially a preview of the Opening Day lineup, with seven projected starters plus two primary reserves set to take the field.

Yesterday we started with a look at Garrett Crochet, one of the best pitchers in baseball. Today we move on to..

When the Boston Red Sox lost out on Alex Bregman in free agency in January, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow had to pivot quickly. You thought that Breslow would have pivoted to fill Bregman’s void.

Fansided’s Zachary Rotman believes so too, and predicts the Phillies could be a dark horse to sign veteran starting pitcher Zack Littell. Littell provides depth to a rotation that desperately needs it, and can be a solid backend pitcher upon Wheeler’s return.