Should Boston Red Sox fans panic after Craig Breslow and Sam Kennedy didn’t acquire a proven starting pitcher at the trade ...

The Boston Red Sox only made a pair of mid-level deals at the 2025 MLB trade deadline. But a top exec claims it wasn’t for lack of trying. During an appearance on WEEI Thursday, Red Sox president Sam ...

The Boston Red Sox are one of the hottest teams in baseball, fresh after the MLB Trade Deadline that saw Boston get two ...

What Craig Breslow said after another underwhelming trade deadline day originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston One hour after the buzzer sounded across Major League Baseball on Thursday night ...

It won’t make Red Sox fans feel any better, but chief baseball officer Craig Breslow can empathize with those who are upset about the team’s lack of win-now moves at Thursday’s trade deadline.

After trading the team’s highest paid player, Rafael Devers, to the Giants on June 15, Breslow pledged that the Red Sox planned to be “aggressive” at the trade deadline, declaring, “we ...

Baseball chief Craig Breslow said the failure to land any big names wasn't for lack of trying: 'We pursued a number of impact opportunities.' ...

The Red Sox could still make the playoffs, but the players deserved more than a middle reliever and a No. 5 starter.

Despite the team's lack of moves, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said Boston felt they were "uncomfortably aggressive" at the deadline, per Chris Cotillo of Mass Live.

Breslow said the team was "uncomfortably aggressive" in offering up players at the deadline, but he couldn't line up with other teams. And we know how important alignment is to these Boston Red Sox.

In fact, says ESPN.com senior baseball insider Jeff Passan in a roundup of each team’s deadline outlook, Breslow and the Red Sox may “just stand pat.” ...

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has developed a reputation around the league as being tough to negotiate with, according to USA Today's Bob Nightengale.