The Boston Red Sox have been dealing with a good problem since the call up of Roman Anthony, with that problem being that they have too many good outfielders. Anthony, Wilyer Abreu, Jarren Duran, and Ceddanne Rafaela have all been fighting for playing time, leading critics to believe one would be traded this offseason.

It’s no secret the Red Sox need to improve their lineup, but actually doing so might prove trickier than it sounds.

Plus, updates on where Triston Casas stands, Marcelo Mayer's WBC status and Kristian Campbell's offseason work.

Over the last couple of weeks, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow was able to add two pitchers to his starting rotation in the proven Sonny Gray and a lesser-known commodity with upside in Johan Oviedo.

The Boston Red Sox could find their mid-lineup big bat by parting with a prized pitching prospect, according to one expert.

Working with Dan Kantrovitz, who is vice president of scouting and the research and development department, Zombro is trying to refine the draft model to identify high-end pitching talent better. Currently, the system sorely lacks impactful arms beyond top prospect Jaxon Wiggins.

The Boston Red Sox entered the winter meetings with a massive need in the middle of the order and will leave them without a solution. Now, there's plenty of of

Two years ago, just months into his tenure as chief baseball officer of the Red Sox, Craig Breslow decided to move on from oft-injured ace Chris Sale in a trade that landed a promising infielder named Vaughn Grissom from the Braves.