The Sonny Gray deal shakes MLB Free Agency and sparks Kyle Schwarber rumors, pulling the Red Sox into high-stakes drama.

The Boston Red Sox have work to do in the middle of the lineup and the front office clearly knows that. MassLive.com's Chris Cotillo reported shortly after the

Sonny Gray trade, the Boston Red Sox remain active in MLB free agency, keeping the possibility of a Kyle Schwarber reunion alive as they seek offensive firepower.

The Boston Red Sox are looking to strengthen the roster this offseason after being eliminated by fierce rivals the New York Yankees in the AL Wild Card series last month.

With holes to fill in the lineup, the Red Sox are exploring two of the bigger free agent bats on the market. WEEI.com’s Rob Bradford reports that “the Red Sox have shown interest in” Bo Bichette, and MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reports that the club has likewise “checked in on Kyle Schwarber .”

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?

With more wins suddenly in play in the NL Central, here's top 5 free agents Cincinnati Reds should target to create a 2-team race with Brewers.

Jon Morosi updates the Red Sox free agency outlook as Boston checks in on Kyle Schwarber amid growing interest across MLB.

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

Craig Breslow acknowledged Tuesday that the focus will likely turn to bolstering the lineup, as the club seeks at least one power bat.