Red Sox Target Roki Sasaki in Offseason Moves

The Boston Red Sox have significantly enhanced their starting rotation by acquiring Garrett Crochet and Walker Buehler, aiming to establish a deeper pitching staff for the upcoming season. Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow expressed openness to a six-man rotation, acknowledging the need for pitching depth after struggles last season left the team out of the playoffs for the third consecutive year. Despite these improvements, the Red Sox remain hopeful about signing Japanese ace Rōki Sasaki, although they have yet to secure a meeting with him. Breslow is also focused on balancing the lineup with a right-handed bat, hinting at potential interest in notable players like Alex Bregman. While the rotation looks promising, the organization is also considering improvements to their bullpen and other areas of the roster.