Outfielder Tyler O'Neill will soon be a free agent, and the Boston Red Sox's slugger dropped a hint about where he might play next.

Tyler O’Neill was hitless in his last game (0-for-3), but will take another crack at it when the Boston Red Sox face Zack Littell and the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday at 6:50 PM ET on

Tyler O’Neill homered twice for the Boston Red Sox in a 7-5 win that sent the Chicago White Sox to their 111th loss.

Tyler O'Neill homers twice and drives in three runs as Boston moves Chicago closer to the record for most losses in a season since 1900.

O'Neill's three-run walkoff home run was his second walkoff hit of the season and allowed the Red Sox to steal a series victory over the Orioles.

Rob Refsnyder and Tyler O’Neill hit back-to-back home runs twice, powering the Red Sox to their best offensive performance in nearly a month.

Tyler O'Neill homered twice for the Boston Red Sox in a 7-5 win Saturday night that sent the Chicago White Sox to their 111th loss.

O’Neill is having one of the oddest seasons in team history. With the exception of Félix Mantilla in 1964, every Red Sox player who has hit at least 30 home runs has driven in at least 80 runs.

Red Sox righty Chris Martin said last July that he plans to pitch for as long as a team wants him. “I’m going to play for as long as they let me — as long as I can still do it,” Martin said. Fourteen months later,