How many times will it take for an outfielder to ignore the cutoff man or for a ground ball between the mound and first base to turn into a single before the Red Sox do something to fix their poor fundamentals?

The Boston Red Sox today announced the following roster moves: - Selected outfielder Roman Anthony to the active Major League roster from Triple-A Worcester. He will wear number 48. - Placed outfielder Wilyer Abreu on the 10-Day Injured List with a left oblique strain.

Roman Anthony gets a positive sign he'll remain in the Major Leagues once Wilyer Abreu is called up, based on the Boston Red Sox moving his locker to a more permanent spot.

So he will need to be added to the active roster soon. He is targeting Friday (Sept. 6), although that now seems unlikely as the Red Sox want him to throw back-to-back days before he’s activated.

Even if the roster stays exactly the same for ... With that in mind, the Red Sox are considering position changes for a few players, as manager Alex Cora stated during the Fenway Fan Fest on ...

However, it will take manager Alex Cora and general manager Craig Breslow making some big-time changes in ... a spot on the roster. If the goal is to win and the Red Sox need their best players ...

Prior to first pitch of the series opener, the Red Sox made some roster changes. The Red Sox recalled catcher Tyler Heineman and right-handed pitchers Isaiah Campbell and Josh Winckowski from ...

It’s no secret the Red Sox need some right-handed power to help balance their lineup, and many of the best players available are infielders who wouldn’t fit the roster as currently constructed.

The Red Sox cut back spending in recent years and were no longer at the top of the league in payroll. Whether that will change this winter ... to spend or build the roster.

The White Sox optioned first baseman Tim Elko to Triple-A Charlotte and added the newly acquired Ryan Noda to the major league roster.