In his pitch for Juan Soto to sign with the Red Sox, David Ortiz called Alex Cora the "best manager in the Major Leagues."

The Boston Red Sox really are trying to get a historic deal done this offseason. Boston has been linked to some superstars over the last few years, but the organization also avoided heavy spending. The Red Sox did give Rafael Devers a massive deal that shouldn't be discounted.

The Boston Red Sox could be major players in MLB free agency this winter and are in the mix for the biggest bat available: Juan Soto. Boston is also getting a nice recruiting push from David Ortiz, who knows a thing or two about connecting on clutch swings.

Boston Red Sox fans have longed to hear it, and their wish finally seems to be coming true. The Red Sox are preparing to spend like a big-market team again this

But even with Rafael Devers’ $331 million contract extension already on the books, Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy confirmed to Michael Silverman of The Boston Globe Wednesday that the team has no qualms with adding another megadeal — especially if it lands a franchise talent like Soto.

If you are a Boston Red Sox fan, you should be very excited right now. This offseason already has felt a little different from the last few. Boston was linked t

In a reported three-hour Thursday meeting with slugger Juan Soto in California, the Boston contingent of president Sam Kennedy, chairman Tom Werner, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and manager Alex Cora focused on getting to know the coveted free-agent outfielder, according to MassLive.