The Boston Red Sox have managed to complete just one major trade so far this offseason, acquiring ace left-handed starting pitcher Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox. Even though the 2024 All Star was the most highly sought-after hurler on the trade market,

The St. Louis Cardinals are certain to trade eight-time All-Star Nolan Arenado, who has revealed the six teams he will accept a trade to in order to join a winning organization. Among those teams is the Boston Red Sox,

Red Sox' Craig Breslow indicated earlier this offseason that trade rumors involving Triston Casas were off-base. But it appears they are open to a trade.

The Red Sox have made plain that their top priority this winter (except, perhaps, for their pursuit of free agent

The Mariners’ pitching depth over the last few seasons has drawn many teams into trade talks and it was almost exactly a year ago that reports surfaced about Boston’s interest in the Seattle rotation.

Triston Casas, the Red Sox’ power-hitting lefty first baseman, has been believed to be off the trade block for the team, as Boston looks to upgrade over its last three seasons and move back into contention.

According to Alex Speier of The Boston Globe, the Red Sox have been "open" to trading Triston Casas if it lands a top pitcher.

As far as anyone in the media or the Red Sox Nation fan base appears to know, only three Boston players are currently considered “untouchable” in trade talks as the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings move into their third day.

If the Juan Soto sweepstakes proved anything, it's that the Boston Red Sox have money to spend. Though the superstar outfielder ultimately chose the biggest offer from the New York Mets, it was eye-opening to see the Red Sox register a 15-year,