More photos » by Lenny Ignelzi - AP 2 days ago: San Diego Padres' Adrian Gonzalez gets off the ground while lining an RBI single to center against the Florida Marlins in the first inning of a baseball game Tuesday, July 21, 2009, in San Diego. (AP Photo/Lenny Ignelzi) Browse more photos » Sean McAdam of the Boston Herald finished an article on the Adam Laroche trade with the following quotes from Red Sox GM Theo Epstein and a trade rumor: "As with most clubs, we plan to be very active in discussions," general manager Theo Epstein said yesterday. "Certainly, there are no guarantees we can find the right deal, but it won’t be for a lack of looking. We hope to make another move between now and the deadline, but that doesn’t mean we’re going to." If another move gets made, it will be something that can upgrade the Sox not only this year, but for several seasons to come. One baseball source said the Sox have been very aggressive in attempting to deal for San Diego first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, but have been rebuffed. Another source suggested the asking price on Cleveland catcher/first baseman Victor Martinez is, at least currently, too prohibitive. We posted this possible deal here at faketeams a few weeks ago, and now the beat writers are discussing the same possibility. We posited that a deal for Gonzalez would have to include Clay Buchholz, Michael Bowden and Lars Anderson. Since then, we learned that Anderson's prospect star has fallen a bit, so let's throw in OF Josh Reddick in the deal. Would that be enough for 2.5 seasons for AGonz? Poll Is Clay Buchholz, Michael Bowden and Josh Reddick enough for Adrian Gonzalez? Yes, the Padres should take the offer and run. They get two solid pitching prospects. No, they need another prospect added to the deal as AGonz comes pretty cheap.   3 votes | Results