Red Sox Remain Active in Offseason as 2024 Season Approaches

As the 2024 MLB season draws near, the Boston Red Sox continue to make moves to strengthen their team. With the recent signing of Lucas Giolito and trade acquisitions of infielder Vaughn Grissom and Tyler O'Neill, the Red Sox have already made some significant additions. However, Boston president Sam Kennedy has made it clear that they are not done yet.

During the Red Sox Winter Weekend at the MassMutual Center, Kennedy addressed reporters and revealed that the team has a set budget for the offseason, which remains undisclosed. He emphasized the need for the team to "play better and be accountable" in order to bounce back from consecutive losing seasons.

While this is Craig Breslow's first offseason as Boston's chief baseball officer, he expressed confidence in the team's ability to make further deals before spring training begins. Breslow stated that they have already identified potential fits and have been working within certain parameters to make additional acquisitions.

"We've been pretty complicit in the last few days about what those parameters are," Breslow said. "There are a number of players that fit within those parameters, but all of those things need to come together that we need to line up."

Breslow also highlighted the excitement surrounding the Red Sox's emerging core and the team's commitment to finding improvements. While the exact plans for the rest of the offseason are yet to be seen, the Red Sox remain active, looking to solidify their roster before the start of the 2024 season.

With pitchers and catchers set to report to spring training in about a month, the Red Sox have a limited window to finalize their roster. As the team takes shape, fans eagerly await further announcements and are hopeful that the upcoming season will see a resurgence for the Red Sox.

The 2024 campaign presents an opportunity for the Red Sox to turn things around after disappointing seasons. With their recent acquisitions and the potential for more moves, Boston aims to build a competitive roster that can contend in a highly competitive division.