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.

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.

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

The Boston Red Sox have had a number of discussions with other teams in an attempt to improve their roster for the 2025 season. That's the job of chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and other members of his front office.

The Red Sox announced Wednesday they have added six non-roster invitees to their spring training roster, including a former Rookie of the Year winner looking to revive his career.

The Boston Red Sox needed to dump someone from the 40-man roster to clear space for new acquisition Walker Buehler, and they came up with a fairly nifty way to do so.

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.

As solid as those two moves were, the Red Sox have done very little to address the rest of their team. Patrick Sandoval can help in the second half, and Aroldis Chapman can help i