While the San Francisco Giants have a veteran third baseman in Matt Chapman who signed an extension during the 2024 season, that did not stop them from showing

Blake Sabol played 121 games in the previous two seasons, where he has accumulated 83 hits, bringing him to a .243 batting average.

The Red Sox added catching depth on Wednesday when they acquired Blake Sabol from the Giants in exchange for international bonus pool space. The move coincided with the first day of the international signing period and will allow San Francisco to spend more on the international front.

The Boston Red Sox have concentrated the vast majority of their offseason transactions around pitching so far, and that trend continued on Friday. Earlier this

The Boston Red Sox acquired catcher Blake Sabol from the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday for international signing bonus pool allocation.

Did the Boston Red Sox really go all-in on pursuing Tanner Scott? Conflicting reports make it difficult to tell.

The Red Sox bolstered their catching depth on Wednesday, acquiring a new backstop to compete with Connor Wong and Carlos Narvaez in spring training.

The Giants have traded catcher/outfielder Blake Sabol to the Red Sox following his recent DFA. Get more details at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Boston Red Sox today acquired catcher Blake Sabol from the San Francisco Giants, in exchange for international bonus pool space. To make room on the 40-man roster, Boston designated right-handed pitcher Chase Shugart for assignment.

On Wednesday, Boston made another trade, as they acquired catcher Blake Sabol from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for international bonus pool space, according to Beyond the Monster's Hunter Noll. To make room for Sabol on the 40-man roster, Boston designated left-handed pitcher Chase Shugart for assignment.

If you haven't checked out my top 100 prospects yet, please do. This article is sort of like supplemental material for that one. Who is it supplementing? Mainly those who play in existing Dynasty leagues where most of the top prospects are already distributed.

Former SF Giants outfielder and 20-year veteran Carlos Beltrán received 70.3 percent of the Hall of Fame vote in his third turn on the ballot. It is a near cert