Red Sox land their ace in Garrett Crochet: Fantasy outlook and breakdown of the trade
Point blank, the Red Sox needed an ace. They also needed at least one left-handed starter. They were apparently close to landing Max Fried, and they never seemed locked into spending what they needed to land Corbin Burnes (which they still might). Apart from those two, Crochet was the only other legitimate ace remaining, so the Red Sox swooped.
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Could the Boston Red Sox really land Juan Soto? It once felt like a pipe dream, but it seems more realistic by the day.
According to MLB.com, the Red Sox plan on pivoting to this outfielder if they don't land Juan Soto in free agency.
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What fans should know about new Red Sox reliever Aroldis ChapmanChapman has been one of the game's best relievers over the last 15 years, posting a 2.63 ERA, 1.105 WHIP and 14.8 K/9 in his ...
Chapman arrives in Boston with character issues and concerns about his walk rate. Why did the Red Sox make this signing now?
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