Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow addressed the media on Thursday after the Red Sox's quiet trade deadline.

Another MLB deadline day is in the books, and it will go down as another disappointing day for Craig Breslow and the Boston Red Sox. After weeks of pumping up the team's flexibility and a strong desire to go out and make an impact move before the deadline buzzer sounded,

The Red Sox had tried and failed to get Roman Anthony signed to a contract extension in the spring. When they tried again in the last week, it came together surpri

Craig Breslow had high praise for Anthony’s impact on one of the more exciting Red Sox teams in the past few years.

The Red Sox have been one of the American League’s hottest teams since the All-Star Break, winning eight of their last ten and riding a five-game streak heading into Monday’s matchup with the Kansas City Royals.

BOSTON – Prior to the final game of the weekend series with Houston, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow took questions from reporters in the home dugout and offered some updates on a number of players in the organization. *Breslow said he was comfortable with some pitching options the organization has at Worcester.

On the final day of Winter Meetings, Breslow swung the Garrett Crochet trade, sending the club’s two most recent first-rounders at the time in catcher Kyle Teel and outfielder Braden Montgomery, both top 100 prospects, to Chicago as part of a four-player package for Crochet. It marked a deal that’s shaped their 2025 season in many ways.

It was hard not to think at least a tiny bit about Rafael Devers on Wednesday when the Boston Red Sox extended Roman Anthony.