The Boston Red Sox brass were vocal earlier in the offseason regarding their desire to upgrade the offense with an impactful right-handed bat that could also provide defensive versatility.
When recently asked by The Athletic’s Jim Bowden about who has stood out to him at spring training thus far, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow offered a simple, yet informative response.
Brayan Bello is here to stay. Until 2030, at least… The Boston Red Sox have successfully extended their prized young right-hander on a contract that appears to be exceedingly team-friendly.
The Boston Red Sox have been quite frugal despite conflicting messaging from ownership and back-to-back last-place finishes in the American League East.
The Boston Red Sox have spent most of the offseason sitting back while the rest of the American League East continues to build upon their already superior rosters.
The Boston Red Sox still have some big-ticket items on their wish list despite spring training games beginning on Friday. Red Sox chief baseball officer
The Boston Red Sox added some familiar depth to the organization with spring training games starting Friday. Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow
At the outset of the MLB offseason when Craig Breslow was hired as the Boston Red Sox' new Chief Baseball Officer, Sox Chairman Tom Werner insisted that the organization would be going "full throttle" to build a competitive winner again.
Spring is a time when, well… hope springs eternal. As the Red Sox officially turn the page on an underwhelming at best, utterly disastrous at worst offseason with the start of spring training on Wednesday in Fort Myers, the team’s baseball leadership sounds really confident in the product they’re about to put on the field.
The Boston Red Sox faithful and media alike expected big things this offseason following back-to-back last-place finishes in the American League East combined with a myriad of personnel changes from the leadership group.
The Boston Red Sox are expected to make a few moves before setting their roster and with so many marquee players remaining, still have time to make a splash.
Could the landing spot for one of the best free agent sluggers remaining come down to a bidding war between the Boston Red Sox and an American League East rival?
The Boston Red Sox have lost a lot of on-field personalities over the last few months amid a roster reshuffling under new chief baseball officer Craig Breslow.
The Boston Red Sox are less than a month away from spring training games and have yet to fill some of their biggest voids on the roster. While the addition of a quality starting pitcher remains the top need, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow also has been vocal about wanting to add a right-handed bat with positional versatility.
The Boston Red Sox leadership group went into the offseason with bold claims of brighter days ahead and have since completely shifted their tone as they prepare fans for another rebuilding year.
It wasn’t quite “we’re going to do this, it’s going to be awesome,” but new Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow’s response to questions about Boston’s underwhelming offseason struck a familiar chord that should have fans rightly concerned… CB is starting to sound like Chaim Bloom.
The Braves and Red Sox got together on a major trade earlier today where Boston swapped left-hander Chris Sale and cash considerations to Atlanta in exchange for infielder Vaughn Grissom.
The Boston Red Sox have finally found somebody to head their baseball operations department. With the team well out of the playoff race in the middle of September, the Red Sox fired Chaim Bloom to seemingly get a head-start on finding his replacement.
Craig Breslow is the new Boston Red Sox Chief of Baseball Operations. What can he bring to the table that will lead to the next Red Sox World Series? An outside-the-box hire was made for the Red Sox as Craig Breslow is the new Chief of Baseball Operations for the Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox are hiring Craig Breslow as their next Chief Baseball Officer, the team publicly announced Wednesday afternoon. Reports of the Red Sox deciding on Breslow first surfaced Tuesday night, as he was apparently the only candidate who had gone through two interviews with the club.
Former major league left-handed pitcher Craig Breslow is set to become the next head of baseball operations for the Boston Red Sox, The Boston Globe reported Tuesday night.
The Red Sox will have a new person running their baseball operations, and it’s someone many fans should be familiar with.
Following weeks of seeing candidates remove themselves from consideration even before an interview, the Boston Red Sox are finally going to appoint someone in charge of the front office.
The Red Sox’s search for a new baseball operations leader is accelerating, with one candidate pulling ahead of the pack.
One full decade after winning it all with the Boston Red Sox, one former pitcher could be tasked with helping them try to do so again.
The Red Sox’s search for a new general manager to replace Chaim Bloom might be picking up steam.
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