Red Sox and Yankees Make Offseason Roster Moves

The Boston Red Sox have been active in the offseason, enhancing their roster by acquiring pitcher Garrett Crochet and signing Walker Buehler, while also showing interest in Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Nolan Arenado to bolster their lineup. The Red Sox are also considered favorites to sign reliever Tanner Scott, addressing bullpen deficiencies from last season. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees have signed Max Fried and traded for Devin Williams to strengthen their pitching rotation after losing Juan Soto to free agency. They are also exploring options to fill the gap left by Gleyber Torres at second base, with Ha-Seong Kim being a potential target. The Baltimore Orioles, despite an impressive young roster, face pressure to convert their assets into playoff success, especially after losing pitcher Corbin Burnes to the Diamondbacks. The Texas Rangers continue to focus on rebuilding their bullpen, with closer Kirby Yates still a free agent and other relievers signed to improve last year's performance.