Red Sox Given Impressive Offseason Grade Despite Losing Alex Bregman
Summary
The Boston Red Sox received a high offseason grade despite losing third baseman Alex Bregman to the Chicago Cubs. They improved their roster by signing new pitchers, trading for key infield players, and maintaining young talent.Key Facts
- The Red Sox lost Alex Bregman in free agency to the Chicago Cubs.
- They strengthened their pitching by adding Ranger Suárez and Sonny Gray.
- The team acquired first baseman Willson Contreras and player Caleb Durbin.
- The team's offseason moves earned an "A" grade from ESPN's David Schoenfield.
- Boston kept their young talent, including top pitching prospects, intact.
- The Red Sox aimed to improve their infield depth and balance against left-handed pitching.
- ESPN's assessment suggests the team might win 90 games this season.
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