Surprising many, the Red Sox decided to give a qualifying offer to Nick Pivetta. Here's what that tells us about how they're approaching things this winter.

The offer to Pivetta does not guarantee he will return to Boston and the door could still be open to an O’Neill reunion as well.

September, Pivetta – who is eligible for free agency for the first time in his career – said he and the Sox hadn’t had any conversations about extending his tenure in Boston.

When Nick Pivetta made his final start of the regular season at Fenway Park, he admitted that it was an emotional night due to the fact his contract with the Red Sox was coming to an end and there wer

The Red Sox issued a qualifying offer to Nick Pivetta, reports Robert Murray of FanSided (X link). MassLive's Chris Cotillo, who

The Red Sox unexpectedly extended a Qualifying Offer to Nick Pivetta. If he accepts, the ripple effect on the rest of the starting rotation could be huge.

The Boston Red Sox have a number of players who are hitting the market on Monday, five days after the end of the World Series matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees. Before these players officially become free agents,

The Red Sox made the surprising decision to extend the $21.05 million qualifying offer to right-hander Nick Pivetta but not outfielder Tyler O'Neill.

The Red Sox handed out one qualifying offer Monday — but not to the player you might have expected. Boston gave the offer — for one year at $21.05 million in 2025 — to starter Nick Pivetta but chose not to issue one to slugger Tyler O’Neill,