After a four-strikeout performance in his last game, Tyler O’Neill is trying to bounce back on Saturday. The Boston Red Sox take on the Minnesota Twins and will see starting pitcher Pablo

Outfielder Tyler O'Neill will soon be a free agent, and the Boston Red Sox's slugger dropped a hint about where he might play next.

The result, a 4-2 loss in 12 innings, dropped like an anvil on the team’s aspirations — quickly followed by a sledgehammer delivered in the form of the news that Rafael Devers most likely won’t play again this year.

Tyler O’Neill was hitless in his last game (0-for-3), but will take another crack at it when the Boston Red Sox face Zack Littell and the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday at 6:50 PM ET on

Second-half disappointments, forthwith … 1. Baltimore Orioles. The O's are almost certainly still headed to the playoffs for a second-strai

The Boston Red Sox's center fielder had a breakout season, but he's been wearing down towards the finish line.

Craig Breslow isn't hiding the fact that the Boston Red Sox are prepared to watch Tyler O'Neill sign with a new team in free agency.

The veteran has had separate IL stints in 2024 for a left (non-throwing) shoulder injury, right elbow inflammation and anxiety.