It’s two years too late, but Craig Breslow is finally trying to trade Jarren Duran — like trying really, really hard, apparently. According to one executive from a National League team, Duran is “very available” — and not just in a “we’re listening” kind of way, but in a “they’re looking to move him” kind of way.
Jarren Duran had a terrible season for the Boston Red Sox, and he is once again coming up in trade rumors. Duran has been involved in trade rumors ever since his 2024 All-Star season, but he has declined in each season since.
Sonny Gray had a great season for the Boston Red Sox, but he is now a free agent. Gray had a 2.72 ERA in 29 starts for the Red Sox, but his season ended on somewhat of a sour note.
How many of the National League Cy Young Award winners since 1967 can you name in seven minutes?
A lot has been made of the supposedly minuscule circle of advisors Craig Breslow reportedly maintains in the Red Sox front office. Prior to the season-saving
Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.
The hot stove is turning on across Major League Baseball and things are about to get even more interesting on Monday. The Boston Red Sox have already been busy in the trade market, including deals with the Athletics and the Detroit Tigers.
While the Boston Red Sox didn't make a deep run in the 2026 Major League Baseball playoffs, this is a team that arguably will be right in the mix next year.
The Boston Red Sox were eliminated in the American League Wild Card Series by the New York Yankees, and the team will need to make some moves to build a team capable of making a deep run.
Now that the season is over and the countdown to a lockout has begun, teams are starting to make moves to prepare for the future. The Boston Red Sox are no different.
Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow is seemingly never afraid to make a splash in the trade market. If you look through the Red Sox's roster right now, a handful of the biggest names on the roster were brought to town in the trade market, like Willson Contreras, Adley Rutschman, Curtis Mead and Caleb Durbin, among others.
The Red Sox swung a trade with the Athletics on Thursday afternoon, acquiring 18-year-old right-hander Jareth Rayo for outfielder Nate Eaton. The deal represents the first trade of the offseason, less than 24 hours after the World Series concluded Wednesday night.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
Boston Red Sox fans should be excited about the outlook of the organization right now heading into the 2027 season, despite the early exit in the playoffs.
Over the last few years, Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has had the most success in the trade market, rather than in free agency. That isn't to say that there haven't been wins in free agency.
When the Boston Red Sox were preparing for the 2026 Major League Baseball season, they clearly viewed the trade market as a significant way to bolster the roster ahead of the campaign.
The Boston Red Sox could lose assistant general manager Taylor Smith to the Athletics as their search for a new baseball operations leader continues. Smith oversees research and development under chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, making his potential departure significant for the Red Sox’s analytics operation.
3. Breslow did something which is more than the nothing we endured for several years. Maybe that something isn’t the something you wanted, but it’s more exciting than nothing.
The Wild Card series against the Yankees was probably the worst way for the 2026 season to end. Everything that was a problem at any point – struggles to score runs, the bullpen, injuries – all happened at the same time and within a matter of minutes.
Five months ago, the Boston Red Sox were 10-17, their season already teetering, and they fired Alex Cora. On Tuesday, the organization made its clearest statement yet with two new contracts: Chad Tracy, the interim tag finally stripped from his title, signed a three-year contract through 2029 with a club option for 2030.
The Boston Red Sox made some big moves on Tuesday. Not only did Boston name Chad Tracy as the team’s full-time manager, but the franchise also made a new commitment to Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow.
The Boston Red Sox dropped the interim tag on Tuesday and named Chad Tracy as the 49th manager in franchise history. Tracy agreed to a three-year contract that will extend through the 2029 season with a club option in 2030.
Just a few weeks ago, it seemed certain that the Boston Red Sox would be sellers at the MLB Trade Deadline. Now, the conversation has completely changed.
To call Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow unpopular in his market would be underselling it. He’s more than earned that with his up-and-down tenure to date.
The Boston Red Sox are having a calamitous opening half to the 2026 campaign with their playoff hopes in complete disarray. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow is under heavy fire from the fans for the abysmal performance of the team.
The Boston Red Sox are a mess, but CEO Sam Kennedy isn't planning to make front-office changes...yet.
The Boston Red Sox continue to tailspin, but Craig Breslow apparently will not be paying the price for it. Boston is not considering firing their chief baseball officer Breslow, Tim Healey of The Boston Globe reported on Monday.
After a brief meeting with front-office officials Sunday morning, a couple of Red Sox players offered some thoughts on the situation.
The Red Sox are considering adding a high-leverage reliever to bolster their bullpen, according to reporting from Ken Rosenthal, Will Sammon and Katie Woo of The Athletic.
Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has already admitted that the Sox will be looking for starting pitching this offseason.
The Red Sox are in offseason mode after being bounced by the Yankees last week. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow met with reporters on Monday to discuss the upcoming winter (links via Tim Healey of The Boston Globe and Jen McCaffrey of The Athletic).
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