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Red Sox, Aroldis Chapman and Craig Breslow

Boston.com · 3h

Craig Breslow cites ‘extensive’ process when explaining why Red Sox signed Aroldis Chapman

Aroldis Chapman might throw heat, but he comes with baggage. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow talked about it recently.

Boston Herald · 6h

Craig Breslow on Red Sox signing controversial ex-Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman: ‘A decision that we took incredibly seriously’

While the Yankees were celebrating winning their Max Fried “tug-of-war” (MLB insider Ken Rosenthal’s words) with the Red Sox at MLB’s annual Winter Meetings

The Washington Post · 13h

Red Sox and Aroldis Chapman finalize $10.75 million, one-year contract

BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox have signed hard-throwing reliever Aroldis Chapman to a $10.75 million, one-year contract. The team announced the deal on Tuesday. Chapman gives the Red Sox a potential closer, with incumbent Kenley Jansen on the free agent market.

MassLive.com on MSN · 7h

Red Sox boss on Aroldis Chapman: ‘A decision we took incredibly seriously’

The Red Sox officially announced their one-year, $10.75 million contract with veteran reliever Aroldis Chapman on Tuesday, and in doing so, offered an explanation about changing course on an organizational stance and adding a player who has a history of domestic violence.

Red Sox 'Readying' Offer To Free Agent Ace

As Red Sox lose out to Yankees on Max Fried, team preps Corbin Burnes offer

Max Fried is off the board, going to the Yankees on an eight-year deal. Now, the Red Sox are preparing an offer to Corbin Burnes.

Newsweek on MSN · 8h

Red Sox 'Readying' Offer To Free Agent Ace After Max Fried Picks Yankees

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly readying an offer to a frontline ace after the New York Yankees acquired Max Fried in free agency.

Bleacher Report · 9h

Yankees Fans Celebrate Max Fried Contract After Losing Juan Soto in MLB Free Agency

The New York Yankees have signed former Atlanta Braves left-handed starting pitcher Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract, per ESPN's Jeff

5h

Red Sox reportedly interested in trading for SP Dylan Cease

With the starting pitching free agent market thinning, the Red Sox are reportedly intersted in trading for Dylan Cease.

6h

Red Sox still on the sidelines pitching market heats up, options dwindle

In order to attract free-agent talent, you kind have to be willing to get uncomfortable,” chief baseball officer Craig ...

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