On Thursday, the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-4 on the road in Baltimore, winning their three-game series and moving their record to 3-4 to start the 2025 regular season.

The Boston Red Sox took a giant step forward Wednesday, rolling out a couple of game-changing commitments in the form the contract extensions given to Garrett Crochet and Kristian Campbell.

On Wednesday, Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora joined “WEEI Afternoons” to discuss the early season struggles of designated hitter Rafael Devers, saying he doesn’t believe those struggles are related to Devers no longer playing third base.

On Wednesday, the Boston Red Sox announced that they have agreed to terms with rookie infielder/outfielder Kristian Campbell on an eight-year contract extension that will keep him a member of the organization through the 2032 season.

On Monday, news broke of the Boston Red Sox and pitcher Garrett Crochet agreeing to a six-year contract extension worth $170 million, keeping the 25-year-old under contract through 2031.

Despite initially setting the deadline to get a contract extension done with the Red Sox on Opening Day, Garrett Crochet extended the window and because he did an agreement was reached.

With the historic struggles of Rafael Devers have come four losses for the Boston Red Sox in their first five games.

The Boston Red Sox and ace left-handed pitcher Garrett Crochet have agreed to a six-year extension worth $170 million, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan.