The Red Sox are bracing for some serious lineup and roster changes following a major blow to their infield.

The chilly wind that blew over the Green Monster during Monday night’s game against the Mets left Fenway Park feeling more like October than May. It was postseason weather. With the season now a third over, the Red Sox rank as one of the biggest disappointments in baseball, a jumble of useful players who haven’t fit together well.

As expected, Walker Buehler will return and pitch Tuesday night for the Red Sox. A journeyman reliever was sent down to make room.

Major League Baseball lineups don't have to be set in stone, but it helps to define roles when possible. Right now, the Boston Red Sox need to define two player

Boston has recently experienced unusually nasty weather for late May — forecasts in the 40s and 50s, with rain and some whipping winds. The Baltimore Orioles a

He said 'no thanks' to first base and he's not crazy about being the team's DH. But there's no arguing with the production shown by Rafael Devers.

678, and he's hurting the team out of the leadoff spot in the lineup. As the Red Sox languish at 22-23, there's an urge to make drastic changes to the lineup and/or roster. One of those changes ...

Carlos Mendoza made a change to the top three in the Mets lineup for the first time on Wednesday against the Red Sox at Fenwark Park.