Summary
The Boston Red Sox may trade some surprising players according to baseball insider Peter Abraham. Players like shortstop Marcelo Mayer and centerfielder Ceddanne Rafaela could be traded to improve the team's pitching rotation and add more power to the lineup.
Key Facts
- The Red Sox had their best season since 2021, with 89 wins and making the playoffs.
- Team operations chief Craig Breslow may consider trading any player on the roster, with a few exceptions.
- Reporter Peter Abraham suggests that, besides rookie Roman Anthony and pitcher Garrett Crochet, all players are potential trade candidates.
- Shortstop Marcelo Mayer, a former first-round draft pick, could be traded despite being seen as the team's future at that position.
- Centerfielder Ceddanne Rafaela, known for his defensive skills and versatility, might also be traded despite a long-term contract.
- Trades would depend on the return, such as a solid starting pitcher like Joe Ryan or Nick Lodolo.
