The Latest Breaking News from Nick Pivetta

The Red Sox said they wanted to sign a starting pitcher who is a leader in the clubhouse and someone they could trust on the mound in a playoff game.

The Red Sox are going from bad to worse.

NEW YORK — The Yankees got three home runs Saturday to beat the Red Sox, 7-5, at Yankee Stadium, but the sold-out crowd of 47,611 left the ballpark disappointed. For the fourth straight game, slugger Aaron Judge did not hit a home run, remaining one away from tying the 61-year-old…

BOSTON — When Nick Pivetta hobbled off the field with an injury to end the third inning, it looked like another blow that would derail another Red Sox night.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — In case Rougned Odor needed any assistance, a Little Leaguer sitting behind home plate at Bowman Field on Sunday stood up and waved his arms, up and down, while shouting. Odor’s Orioles teammates were doing the same, signaling for the Baltimore second baseman to slide.

With little room for error over the final month and a half of the season, the Red Sox have to beat up on the opportunities they have against bad teams, and there aren’t many.

BOSTON — The Red Sox have finally done it.

That ought to do it on the 2022 Red Sox season.

BOSTON — As if things weren’t already going bad enough for the Red Sox, one of their former players came back to Fenway Park and continued to pile on.

BOSTON — The Red Sox aren’t dead yet.

BOSTON — Jeffrey Springs had been going through a lot over the past week, with his 5-month-old son, Stetson, hospitalized in St. Petersburg, Fla., for undisclosed reasons.