The Crimson Sox and their MLB counterparts have reached a essential juncture of the offseason.
Monday marked the beginning of the winter conferences, which can run by way of Thursday in Dallas. There have been loads of fireworks earlier than the festivities commenced, as Juan Soto reportedly made his extremely anticipated free company choice Sunday night.
However with Soto now off the board, the remainder of the offseason dominoes are anticipated to fall. And you’ll find all the updates right here.
Wednesday
7:50 a.m.: Based on Audacy’s Rob Bradford, Teoscar Hernández’s value was influenced by Juan Soto’s reported deal and has compelled the Crimson Sox and different suitors to begin different choices.
Tuesday
10 p.m.: Chris Martin is on the Winter Conferences and informed MassLive’s Sean McAdam that the Crimson Sox are “proper up there” with the opposite groups in pursuit of the veteran reliever. ESPN’s Jorge Castillo reported Martin met with the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers.
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7:54 p.m.: Nathan Eovaldi isn’t going anyplace. Fansided’s Robert Murray reported the veteran right-hander agreed to a contract settlement with the Texas Rangers. WEEI’s Rob Bradford added Eovaldi acquired a three-year, $75 million deal.
5:47 p.m.: The Yankees beat out the Crimson Sox for beginning pitcher Max Fried. New York handed the 30-year-old lefty a large eight-year, $218 million contract, based on ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
5:01 p.m.: The Crimson Sox might need a backup choice in the event that they fail to signal Max Fried or Corbin Burnes. Based on MLB Community’s Jon Morosi, the Crimson Sox have proven curiosity in buying and selling for San Diego Padres ace Dylan Stop.
4:10 p.m.: The Crimson Sox have a gap at backup catcher after Danny Jansen signed with the Tampa Bay Rays final week. MassLive’s Chris Cotillo reported the Crimson Sox are having a look at James McCann.
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2:15 p.m.: FanSided’s Robert Murray reported Max Fried is anticipated to signal with both the Crimson Sox or the Yankees.
12:40 p.m.: Based on Audacy’s Rob Bradford, Los Angeles Angels outfielder Taylor Ward is being considered as a backup choice for Teoscar Hernández suitors, which embrace the Crimson Sox.
10:25 a.m.: Jesús Luzardo reportedly is “drawing commerce curiosity” on the winter conferences and might be a backup plan for the pitching-needy Crimson Sox.
8:30 a.m.: MLB Community’s Jon Morosi believes the Crimson Sox are the “strongest choice” to commerce for Garret Crochet.
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Monday
10:30 pm: The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reported the Crimson Sox are extra targeted on “different pursuits” than a crowded commerce discipline for Garrett Crochet.
5:30 pm: USA At this time’s Bob Nightengale as soon as once more related the Crimson Sox to Nolan Arenado in a possible pivot transfer after Juan Soto signed with the Mets.
4:30 pm: Alex Cora informed reporters that the Crimson Sox wouldn’t transfer Rafael Devers off third base regardless of different Boston rumors on participant acquisition.
3:15 pm: ESPN’s Alden Gonzalez reported that the Los Angeles Dodgers and outfielder Teoscar Hernández have a niche in negotiations. That very nicely might open the door for the Crimson Sox so as to add the right-handed bat they want.
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Midday: The Crimson Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers are each in “good place” to signal Teoscar Hernández, per MLB Community’s Jon Morosi.
11:05 am: The Crimson Sox, together with the Yankees and the Blue Jays, reportedly are exhibiting “sturdy curiosity” in Anthony Santander after dropping out on Soto.
8:40 am: With Soto in Queens, the Crimson Sox reportedly might make star third baseman Alex Bregman a “precedence.”
7:45 am: The Crimson Sox are anticipated to go after Teoscar Hernandez, however Boston reportedly is not main the race to signal the veteran slugger.