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By: Katie Manganelli
The trade deadline is fast approaching and the Boston Red Sox have been active in the rumor mill. But they're not only expecting reinforcements from the trade market — some injured players are expected to return before the end of the season.
By: Katie Manganelli
The Boston Red Sox have been active in the search for shortstop reinforcements ahead of the trade deadline. Miami Marlins Otto Lopez is one of the most popular targets on the market, but Boston has little to no chance of trading for him, according to multiple sources.
Boston Red Sox shortstops have largely missed the mark this year. Trevor Story slashed .206/.244/.303 and posted three outs below average before a sports hernia took him out of action. Marcelo Mayer hasn't looked much better, with a .220/.282/.312 slash line and league-average defense.
With hours to go until the MLB trade deadline, reporters and insiders have heard that the Boston Red Sox are a main player in the shortstop market. But after losing Curtis Mead to a wrist injury in his team debut, the Red Sox should also be in the race for second basemen.
By: Katie Manganelli
Boston Red Sox trade deadline rumors have been dominated by hopes for another infield bat. After losing Curtis Mead to injury, the Sox only got more desperate. Many sources report that Boston has been hunting aggressively in the shortstop market, but it's reportedly gone the catcher route instead.
By: Katie Manganelli
As the Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox hash out a potential Adley Rutschman trade, another division rival got stronger behind the plate. Even worse, they stole a potential Red Sox backup target.
By: Katie Manganelli
After hours of negotiations between division rivals, the Boston Red Sox have finally, officially traded for Baltimore Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman, according to Jeff Passan.
By: Katie Manganelli
Despite their mountains of pitching depth at the beginning of the season, the Boston Red Sox have found themselves in the starting pitcher market ahead of the trade deadline. They traded Connelly Early to the Washington Nationals, Sonny Gray is the only right-hander in their rotation, and rookies
Many Boston Red Sox fans were surprised to hear Marcelo Mayer's name come up in trade conversations over the offseason, mostly for players like Ketel Marte. Half a year later, the Red Sox pulled the trigger on a trade for a very different kind of player.
Craig Breslow has been a shrewd dealmaker since he took over as chief baseball officer of the Boston Red Sox — he landed Garrett Crochet, Sonny Gray, Willson Contreras and more without sacrificing too many critical pieces. But trade deadlines have never been his forte.
