After seven seasons as a Los Angeles Dodger, Walker Buehler signed with the Boston Red Sox last month. The 30-year-old pitcher inked a one-year, $21.05 million deal with Boston after a regular season in which he went 1-6 with a 5.

Time is running out for the Boston Red Sox to complete what their fans and local media would see as a successful offseason. With 37 days until the start of Spring Training, and 80 until Major League Baseball’s official Opening Day,

Starting pitcher Walker Buehler won't be returning to the Los Angeles Dodgers next season and the team has officially said goodbye.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have given up on the former No. 1 prospect in their farm system, leaving an opening for the Red Sox to "get involved."

The Boston Red Sox have added two intriguing pieces to their bullpen already this offseason, signing Aroldis Chapman and Justin Wilson, but they shouldn't be done making moves. Boston could still use more relief help,

Walker Buehler may not pitch for the Los Angeles Dodgers next season, but he’ll always be a legend in L.A.

Walker Buehler is campaigning to bring a superstar free agent to the Boston Red Sox, sparking excitement around the team’s MLB offseason strategy. Walker Buehler, the recent signing of the Boston Red Sox,