Not signing one of the two hitters could be a major missed opportunity for a team with aspirations of contending for a championship.

Yes, this is another story about the Boston Red Sox and their potential interest in Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber. And sorry to say it, but yes, those rumors linking Schwarber to the Cincinnati Reds are legitimate concerns for Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow.

Home run power is arguably the No. 1 need for the Boston Red Sox at this point in the offseason, and there's one free agent who stands out above the rest in tha

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If you are a Boston Red Sox fan hoping for a reunion with All-Star slugger Kyle Schwarber this offseason, there is at least a chance that there could be good news coming your way. Schwarber was a member of the Red Sox back in 2021 after Boston acquired him ...

Let’s imagine Schwarber, the NL MVP runner-up, signs somewhere other than Philadelphia. Aside from losing the leader of the clubhouse and the glue that has held the team together over the last four years, the Phillies would also be without his 40-50 home runs a season, 100+ RBIs, and middle of the order presence.

MLB free agent Kyle Schwarber has several teams chasing him, and San Francisco is apparently adding themselves to the mix.

According to a report from Jeff Passan, the Mets remain ‘in the mix’ for Kyle Schwarber alongside the Red Sox, the Reds, and the predicted favorite, the Phillies. Passan “would be surprised if [the Winter Meetings] end and he doesn’t have a team.”