Before the offseason began, it was clear that the Boston Red Sox needed a little more pop in the middle of their lineup. Despite all of the injuries, Boston was

First baseman Pete Alonso hit 38 home runs and drove in 126 RBI with the Mets this past season. The post Despite rumors linking Red Sox to Kyle Schwarber, some in Boston’s ‘inner circle’ reportedly want Pete Alonso appeared first on Boston.

A report from Nikkan Sports linking the Philadelphia Phillies to Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami sparked immediate pushback from the fanbase, with many questioning whether the club should take on t

Kyle Schwarber is a free agent, and Sports Illustrated predicted he will leave the Phillies to join a division rival.

"The @reds signing @kschwarb12 would add big power to the lineup and bring a Middletown native back to Southwest Ohio!" Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tweeted.

Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber have been two of the most prolific power hitters in baseball over the past half decade, but who would be a better fit for the Red Sox?

The Phillies extended qualifying offers to designated hitter Kyle Schwarber and lefty starter Ranger Suarez on Thursday in unsurprising moves. Neither player is expected to accept the one-year, $22.025 million qualifying offers, with Schwarber and Suarez looking at potentially lucrative contracts in free agency.

Schwarber is valued highly by the Phillies, but it's not obvious how the market will view him. If not the Phillies, who is it?