Full Count

There was no second-round pick and just four selections overall. But it sure seems like the Red Sox came away from this year's MLB Draft in good spirits.

With the 89th overall pick in the MLB Draft, the Red Sox went with power-hitting high school third baseman Blaze Jordan.

Former Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora opened up on the Astros' sign-stealing saga.

Kevin Youkilis told a story where he witnessed racism at Fenway Park.

Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy said on The Greg Hill Show Thursday he is hopeful there will be fans in the stands at Fenway Park this year.

Nick Yorke had his name called by the Red Sox Wednesday night, being identified as the organization's first-round pick. His path to that point started with a bit of serendipity.

The Red Sox surprised many by taking high school middle infielder Nick Yorke.

In the opening segment of Wednesday's OMF Christian Fauria let his feelings known: 'Right now, the offense is better off with Tom Brady.'

With the 2020 MLB Draft upon us, it's time to look back at some notable players who may have come close to having their names called by the Red Sox.

One of the players being identified as a potential pick for the Red Sox at No. 17 in Wednesday's MLB Draft Pete Crow-Armstrong has gotten a huge endorsement from former Red Sox Sean Casey.