The Boston Red Sox have had their fair share of stars since they became a team in 1901. So building an all-time team probably was a difficult task.

The Red Sox have won six straight to get back into the Wild Card mix, but will their winning ways continue against tougher competition before and after the All-Star break.

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen recently coined his team's group of Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo the "Fab Four." However, the Mets could add another star to the mix at the trade deadline.

An MLB insider floated a trade that could "give Boston arguably the top setup-closer combination in baseball."

After missing 93 games to start the season, Masataka Yoshida wasted no time making an impact in the Red Sox lineup.

Masataka Yoshida went 3 for 4 with a double and an RBI in his season debut after undergoing shoulder surgery in October, and the Boston Red Sox completed a three-game sweep with a 10-2 win over the Colorado Rockies.

2) Red Sox starter Lucas Giolito allowed seven runs while recording just five outs in a disastrous start against the Angels on June 4. Since then, he has allowed just three earned runs in 38 ⅔ innings (0.70 ERA) over six starts.

The former disgruntled Boston Red Sox star, Rafael Devers, made a definitive statement about his position plans for the San Francisco Giants.