Kinsler was the third in a series of deals Boston made ahead of Tuesday's deadline. As he joins first baseman Steve Pearce and pitcher Nathan Eovaldi on the league-leading Sox, here's what you ...

BOSTON (CBS) -- With their Monday night acquisition of Ian Kinsler, the Boston Red Sox found a solution at second base for the rest of the 2018 season. A four-time All-Star throughout his career ...

The Red Sox have struck a deal to bring in second baseman Ian Kinsler from the Angels, per Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic (via Twitter). Minor-leaguers Williams Jerez and Ty Buttrey are going to ...

The Red Sox acquired Ian Kinsler from the Angels on Monday night, replacing the injured Dustin Pedroia at second base even as the AL East leaders distance themselves from the Yankees.

The Red Sox also received cash in the deal to help cover some of Kinsler’s remaining salary for the season. Kinsler’s acquisition also frees up Nunez and Holt to see time at third base.

The Boston Red Sox have acquired former Gold Glove-winning second baseman Ian Kinsler from the Los Angeles Angels, the team announced Monday night. Kinsler, 36, is batting only .239 this season ...

A player on the 2018 Red Sox said the team's sign-stealing system wasn't "anything close to" what the Astros were doing. Read more on Boston.com.

Red Sox Published: Aug. 27, 2018, 10:54 a.m. Boston Red Sox's Ian Kinsler throws to first base on a groundout by Indians' Yandy Diaz during the fifth inning Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2018.

The Red Sox led only 3-2 through seven innings before putting the game away. ''We can score a lot of runs early, score a lot of runs late,'' Kinsler said. ''That's the great thing about this team.

Veteran second baseman Ian Kinsler is now a member of the Red Sox having been acquired from the Angels. This appears to fill the Red Sox only hole in heir line-up solidifying their tag as the team ...

The Boston Red Sox may get Dustin Pedroia, their longtime second baseman and veteran clubhouse sage, back some time in the coming months. But they also might not. And it was that uncertainty ...

The Boston Red Sox, who are 42 games above .500, continue to be buyers at the non-waiver trade deadline as they added Ian Kinsler in a trade with the Angels.