It is nearly impossible to have too many capable relievers in Major League Baseball. The bullpen is volatile. The Boston Red Sox had a great year in 2025 from

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.

As the Red Sox and their rabid fanbase learned in abrupt fashion last week, Pete Alonso is as far gone from the grasp of the Red Sox as the towering home runs he figures to hit for the Orioles over the next five seasons.

A potential Red Sox trade target has a five-team no-trade list. The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal revealed that list on Monday.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/yankees/onsi as Yankees' Aging Slug May be Red Sox Bound. Once again, the Boston Red Sox could covet what once belonged to the New York Yankees. The Red Sox are aggressively shopping for a power bat in free agency, but have struck out on Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber.

The Boston Red Sox could target a slugger from the San Francisco Giants in a big trade over the next few months.

The Kansas City Royals still want to add an outfielder even after signing Lane Thomas and trading for Isaac Collins. And it appears Jarren Duran remains a target.

The thought that Corey Seager could somehow be traded was enough to get any Boston Red Sox fan excited. Boston has been pledging to go after impact bats, and Se

The Red Sox were reportedly in the market for slugger Pete Alonso, but they lost out on him to the rival Baltimore Orioles. Baltimore was able to land Alonso on a $155 million deal, and the Red Sox haven’t been able to add the star they need.