John Tomase

The Red Sox are on fire at the plate, and their offensive approach might be enough to carry them to the postseason, writes John Tomase.

Bobby Witt Jr. went from top prospect to one of the best players in baseball, and expecting Marcelo Mayer to follow suit is unrealistic, writes John Tomase.

The Red Sox are in the thick of the AL playoff race but are exhibiting a few causes for concern as they enter the final two months of the season, writes John Tomase.

Did the Red Sox do enough to keep pace in the American League? John Tomase highlights winners and losers among Boston’s chief AL competitors.

Did Craig Breslow pass his first trade deadline test as Red Sox chief baseball officer? John Tomase shares his reaction to Boston’s moves.

Did the Red Sox get a fair trade by swapping Nick Yorke for Quinn Priester? John Tomase breaks down Boston’s reported deal with the Pirates.

What should the Red Sox prioritize at the MLB trade deadline? John Tomase takes stock of Boston’s moves to date, and what should come next.

John Tomase is taking a trip down memory lane to a 1983 game in which Celtics star Larry Bird turned heads with a Jayson Tatum-esque dunk.

John Tomase hands out letter grades for every Red Sox player on a squad that has exceeded expectations entering the MLB All-Star break.

As the Red Sox surge into the MLB All-Star break, John Tomase believes the conversation needs to shift around a team with legitimate playoff potential.

Are the Red Sox just setting us up for another disappointing second half? As John Tomase writes, there’s reason to believe this year will be different.

By allowing Alex Cora to become a free agent after this season, the Red Sox are exposing themselves to a potential nightmare scenario, writes John Tomase.

Being buyers at the trade deadline would send a positive message to the players and fan base, writes John Tomase.

John Tomase shares his take on Wyc Grousbeck’s legacy, why John Henry isn’t the answer to take over the team, and more.

After the Celtics drafted Creighton star Baylor Scheierman in Round 1, John Tomase ranks the best left-handed shooters in team history.

Despite the Red Sox’ recent surge, there’s a rational argument for Craig Breslow to capitalize on a seller’s market at the MLB trade deadline, writes John Tomase.

Alex Cora made his theory of the MLB trade deadline pretty clear on Wednesday: If you’re not getting better, you’re getting worse.

Towering Red Sox closer Kenley Jansen found himself (literally) looking up to Celtics star Kristaps Porzingis in Fenway Park clubhouse on Monday night.

With the NBA champion Celtics in the house, the Red Sox delivered another inspired effort Monday night at Fenway Park, writes John Tomase.

After two stars hand-picked by Danny Ainge led the Celtics to an NBA title, John Tomase makes the case for the franchise retiring Ainge’s No. 44.