How the Red Sox solve the late innings every night could shape whether or not they’re still around deep into the fall.

The Boston Red Sox could bolster their rotation by trading for Pittsburgh Pirates starting pitcher Mitch Keller.

The Red Sox have reportedly kicked the tires on trading for Pittsburgh Pirates starter Mitch Keller, as Boston looks to strengthen its starting rotation ahead of MLB's trade deadline on Thursday.

The Red Sox are among a number of teams with interest in Pirates right-hander Mitch Keller, according to a report from Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

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For example, Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that the Red Sox have called the Pittsburgh Pirates about All-Star starter Mitch Keller but they aren’t the only ones.

Mitch Keller Off the MLB Trade Market? While the belief is that the Red Sox will seek a short-term rental to help power them through the rest of the schedule, Keller is a bit different–he is ...

The fact that Mitch Keller remains a Pirate following Thursday’s Trade Deadline is a relief for him. Having to hear your name thrown around the rumor mill comes with plenty of stress and uncertainty, ...

Several contenders (including the Blue Jays, Red Sox, Mets, Yankees, and Cubs) were publicly linked to Keller in recent days, yet it appears as though none of these suitors or others were able to ...

Keller was a National League All-Star in 2023. But it is those three remaining years of club control, in addition to the current one, that would make Keller most enticing to the Red Sox.

The Pirates front office is treating Mitch Keller as a very valuable asset that they are more than happy to keep unless they are suddenly blown away by an offer they can’t refuse, and that’s ...

Several contenders (including the Blue Jays, Red Sox, Mets, Yankees and Cubs) were publicly linked to Keller in recent days, yet it appears as though none of these suitors or others were able to ...