Summary
Craig Breslow, the chief baseball officer of the Boston Red Sox, made a major trade by sending player Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. This move, along with other decisions from Breslow, impacted the team's season. The Red Sox won 89 games and entered the playoffs, but Breslow reflects on lessons learned to improve future decisions.
Key Facts
- Craig Breslow is the chief baseball officer of the Boston Red Sox.
- Rafael Devers was traded to the San Francisco Giants.
- The trade involved receiving four players in return, but they were not high-impact players.
- The Red Sox won 89 games and made the playoffs for the first time in four years.
- Breslow expresses that clear communication and building relationships are crucial.
- The team added players Garrett Crochet, Alex Bregman, Aroldis Chapman, and Carlos Narvaez in the offseason.
- Breslow acknowledges the need to evaluate past decisions to improve the team's future success.
- The Red Sox plan to strengthen their roster for the next season.
