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

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.

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.

Alex Cora has a lot of confidence in Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, especially after last year’s offseason.

Coming off a postseason appearance, Craig Breslow noted the Boston Red Sox may be looking to improve their starting rotation this winter. The Red Sox added Garrett Crochet last offseason, and Breslow said the Red Sox will only be pursuing pitching additions that can slot in near him at the top of the rotation.

What would a perfect offseason look like for the Boston Red Sox? Boston's front office, led by chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, has been pretty open with t

Craig Breslow acknowledged the Red Sox could sign two big hitters this offseason. Might a reunion with a former player be on the table?