Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow told MassLive that Boston remains open to adding a right-handed bat and a relief pitcher.

Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow reiterates the team's desire to acquire an impactful bat before the 2025 regular season

Yoshida has been flirted in trade rumors this winter. He's a decent player, but for $90 million over five years, the Red Sox could do better. His numbers have been decent over his first two MLB seasons, but his health has questions that have raised some concerns.

After missing the postseason for the third year in a row in 2024, the Boston Red Sox entered this offseason with a pretty clear list of needs that they needed to address if they wanted to be considered true postseason contenders.