The Boston Red Sox have fallen short of expectations this season, entering MLB games today below the .500 mark and 8.5 games

Jarren Duran gets bad news, as the Boston Red Sox plan to trade an outfielder for starting pitching and first base help amid the team's crowded outfield.

The Boston Red Sox are not quite sellers yet, but they have not solidified themselves as buyers either. Until that changes, they will face some tough decisions.

The MLB trade deadline is just a few weeks away, and teams around the league are getting their plans in order.

MLB insider Jon Heyman revealed the Boston Red Sox's stance on the trade deadline and how they "do not want to sell."

The Boston Red Sox will need to start playing better to make a postseason push. If they are in contention near the trade deadline, they could swing a trade.

The Boston Red Sox could be active at the trade deadline regardless of their record. They have a surplus of outfielders and may look to move one of them this summer.

According to New York Post’s Jon Heyman, who appeared on MLB Central, Boston doesn’t know yet what’ll do at the deadline ... two Red Sox pitchers as potential trade chips.

There's a lot to like about the Boston Red Sox right now, despite all of the injuries. Boston has won three straight games and six of its last eight games. Of those six wins, three have come against the American League East rival New York Yankees and two have been against the Tampa Bay Rays.