The Boston Red Sox have been linked in MLB rumors this offseason to some of the top All-Star hitters available, including Juan Soto and Alex Bregman. With Bregman now unlikely to sign and Soto already with the New York Mets, Boston seems poised to not spend nearly as much this winter as some expected.
There’s still been plenty of offseason activity. Boston traded for All-Star pitcher Garrett Crochet and further strengthened its pitching staff with the additions of Aroldis Chapman and Walker Buehler. However, there are still a few holes remaining in the Red Sox lineup right now.
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Several top options the Red Sox were interested in – Soto and Teoscar Hernandez – have come off the board and a deal doesn’t appear anywhere close with other potential All-Star bats (Bregman, Pete Alonso and Anthony Santander). While failing to addle a middle-of-the-order bat would potentially prove costly in 2025, a report surfaced recently suggesting something bigger could be on the horizon.
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