Trayce Thompson is having a dream spring, leading all major leaguers in homers. But it's the process — not the results — on which he's focused.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora is a straight shooter. After the team signed outfielder Trayce Thompson to a Minor League contract on Feb. 17, Cora spoke with him in the media room at JetBlue Park. Cora sim

Boston Red Sox outfielder Trayce Thompson has been one of the top performing players in the Grapefruit League. Through 11 games, Thompson has gone 9-for-23 with two doubles and six home runs. He has tallied 12 RBI,

Trayce Thompson and Nate Eaton are making strong cases for a spot on the Opening Day roster, and with Wilyer Abreu still not ready for game action, the Red Sox are actively exploring outfield

Thompson has six homers in 11 games while in camp on a minors deal. The Red Sox rallied after Liam Hendriks served up a go-ahead homer to the Braves' Garrett Cooper.

Ask any Major League Baseball fan who doesn't root for the Boston Red Sox which player is leading spring training in home runs so far this year, and it's doubtful they'd know the answer. No, it's not a superstar like Aaron Judge or Shohei Ohtani.

Thompson homered for the fifth time in 10 spring games for the Red Sox, this one a grand slam, and Newcomb pitched 2⅔ scoreless innings.

Trayce Thompson crushes a two-run home run to left field, extending the Red Sox's lead to 6-0 in the top of the 3rd inning

The Red Sox wound up losing on a walk-off single, but one of the club’s top performers this spring hit a huge home run to strengthen his case for an Opening Day roster spot.

With Wilyer Abreu a question mark for Opening Day, the Sox might look to add some outfield help. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.

Ty France has been on an absolute tear for the Twins through the first two weeks of their spring training slate. He had two more extra-base hits — an RBI double and a three-run homer — in a 9-8 win over the Red Sox on Saturday afternoon, and he's easily been Minnesota's best hitter so far this spring.