The Boston Red Sox's search for a right-handed bat continues. So far this offseason, the Red Sox have lost their home run leader in Tyler O'Neill and failed to

With the Red Sox casting a wide net to improve their roster this offseason, Triston Casas’ name has been a fixture in trade rumors. Most notably in connection with the Seattle Mariners, who have a need for offensive talent and an abundance of young starting pitching to offer.

Assessing the Red Sox offseason as the calendar turns to 2025 feels like trying to call a tight election before all the votes are counted.

Though the Red Sox have reached out, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow confirmed the club has not yet been granted a meeting with the top remaining free agent pitcher on the market.

Even though the 23-year-old Japanese phenom pitcher has already started meeting with MLB teams since getting posted by his NPB team, the Chiba Lotte Marines, earlier this month, Craig Breslow confirmed to The Boston Globe’s Alex Speier that Boston has yet to have a sit down with Sasaki and his camp.

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow does not appear to be settled with just one major trade. Peter Gammons of NESN reported that others

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow wants it known his club intends to keep first baseman Triston Casas."I'm not totally sure where it comes from," Breslow said of the trade rumors that have circled this offseason,

R ed Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow met with the Boston beat on Monday to discuss the team’s offseason. MLBTR has already relayed Breslow’s notes on Lucas Giolito an

The Boston Red Sox are still on the lookout for a right-handed hitter, and there’s a risky option if all else fails. What’s proposed is the Sox would trade for Detroit Tigers first baseman and slugger Spencer Torkelson.