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The Red Sox should sell this season and bring back as much fresh talent as possible to initiate a rebuild after a disastrous start to '26. But that doesn't mean veterans don't have a place in a reformatted roster, including players like Matt Chapman.
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The Red Sox are in a position to sell at the trade deadline, but with a non-competitive AL this season, anything's possible. If the Sox do trade talent away, Willson Contreras is a likely candidate to be playing fall baseball somewhere else.
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Chad Tracy is managing the Red Sox to a near-identical outcome on the field as his predecessor. However, one area where the two offer a similar approach to leading from the dugout is a reassuring sign during these times of turmoil in Boston.
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Kyle Harrison has been named as a breakout candidate this season, placing added pressure on Caleb Durbin to excel as a trade piece in Harrison's move to Milwaukee.
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Marcelo Mayer has unexpectedly emerged as the new fastest player on the Boston Red Sox.
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David Schoenfield and Buster Olney recently discussed the significant roster improvements in Boston, with Schoenfield ultimately calling the Sox his pick to set the tone in the AL East this year. He specifically mentioned Caleb Durbin.
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Kristian Campbell is making great strides forward already this spring, pushing for a place on the MLB roster once again. But after the team's decision to shift him back to outfield duty, he represents yet another roster crunch in the grass.
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Caleb Durbin is a solid defender who will make an immediate impact. He isn't the power bat the Boston Red Sox sought this winter, but he's already talking about increasing his swing power to grow into that role.
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Caleb Durbin joins the Red Sox infield just in time to kick off spring training. His time in a Yankees' uniform before being traded to Milwaukee gives him an interesting potential edge to become a thorn in his old team's side.
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Anthony Banda was DFA'd on Friday, launching what is likely a scramble across the league to pick up the quality left-handed reliever. The Boston Red Sox should be all in on trading or claiming Banda to continue improving the bullpen's effectiveness.
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Framber Valdez is now a member of the Detroit Tigers. This is a development that will throw a wrench into the postseason hopes of Red Sox fans, but things could have been worse considering that both Baltimore and Toronto were linked to him.
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A Boston Red Sox-Minnesota Twins trade that was formerly taken off the table could be a possibility again after Derek Falvey's firing.
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Ceddanne Rafaela isn't the Red Sox's answer at second base in 2026.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have indicated that Ketel Marte is no longer available on the trade market, but for the right price, they might be willing to listen to an offer from the Boston Red Sox.
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The slow pace of the offseason window and new reporting that Kyle Tucker may end up utilizing a similar bridge deal to the one Alex Bregman signed last year should signal a new potential avenue for the Red Sox.
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Pat Brown of the Play Tessie podcast pitched a trade idea involving Brayan Bello that would bring Freddy Peralta to Boston. Since the Sox have been shopping Bello already, this might be a great opportunity to finally net that No. 2 starter.
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The Red Sox and Craig Breslow appear to be heading toward the 2026 season with largely the same outfield group that took to the field in 2025, even as trade rumors follow the group closely. But not trading one may create a long term hazard for the team.
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With the newest trade for catcher/first baseman/DH Willson Contreras now official, Craig Breslow's string of players no longer with the club reveals an interesting pattern in how the front office plans to prioritize pitching development.
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Bleacher Report's first crack at naming every team's starting rotation for 2026 has some surprising and fun names included for the Boston Red Sox's roster.
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Freddy Peralta may be available on the trade market this winter. A deal with Milwaukee wouldn't sting too badly and would set Boston up for serious contention in 2026 and possibly beyond.
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