On Tuesday evening, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow joined the media that covers the team on a Zoom call to discuss the move. He was asked when talks between Boston and St. Louis began to percolate as it relates to Gray.

The Boston Red Sox have work to do in the middle of the lineup and the front office clearly knows that. MassLive.com's Chris Cotillo reported shortly after the

Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow discusses the decision to acquire Sonny Gray, other potential moves the team can make and more

In answering a question about how Marcelo Mayer fits into the Red Sox’ 2026 infield with Trevor Story returning to play shortstop, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow issued something of a challenge Monday.

A constant Craig Breslow refrain is that the chief baseball officer is "pursuing all paths" to improve the Boston Red Sox's roster. Sometimes, there's one obvi

The Red Sox are still searching for fits to address their two main goals this offseason, but they've made several smaller moves.

The acquisition of veteran righty Sonny Gray Tuesday helped upgrade the Red Sox’ starting rotation, one of the priorities chief baseball officer Craig Breslow outlined at the start of the offseason. Now that that box has been checked, the Red Sox will now turn their attention to upgrading their offense.