Last month, the Boston Red Sox made a blockbuster trade, acquiring left-handed starter Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox for a package of four of the team's top prospects. While Crochet still has two years of team control left on his deal,

The Boston Red Sox reportedly have begun working on a contract extension with Garrett Crochet, who was acquired via trade in December.

The Boston Red Sox just lost one of their star relievers in Chris Martin to free agency, and are desperate to get more quality arms for their mediocre bullpen. According to Red Sox insider Chris Cotillo,

The Red Sox should still look to add a right-handed bat and another relief pitcher this offseason. Here are the best fits remaining on the free-agent market.

The Boston Red Sox have already added a couple of veteran relievers this offseason, signing Justin Wilson and Aroldis Chapman to try and re-tool a group that needs to be better in 2025. However, with the pieces that have departed or still remain on the market from their 2024 roster,

The Red Sox made one of the biggest trade acquisitions of the winter, landing Garrett Crochet from the White Sox for four prospects. Boston apparently has interest in keeping its newly acquired southpaw for the longer term.