New Boston Red Sox pitcher Walker Buehler says he made a pitch to third baseman Alex Bregman to sign with the team.

The Boston Red Sox have made some major moves to shore up their pitching staff this offseason, adding former Chicago White Sox lefty ace Garrett Crochet and signing Los Angeles Dodgers World Series hero Walker Buehler.

Throughout the offseason, Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas has heard his name floated in numerous reports and rumors, including recent talks between Boston and the Seattle Mariners involving starting pitcher Luis Castillo. Breslow, speaking with the media, attempted to make it clear to Casas that they've wanted him around.

With the Red Sox casting a wide net to improve their roster this offseason, Triston Casas’ name has been a fixture in trade rumors. Most notably in connection with the Seattle Mariners, who have a need for offensive talent and an abundance of young starting pitching to offer.

Walker Buehler says he's made a pitch to longtime friend, free agent third baseman Alex Bregman, about playing for the Red Sox.

Assessing the Red Sox offseason as the calendar turns to 2025 feels like trying to call a tight election before all the votes are counted.

Though the Red Sox have reached out, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow confirmed the club has not yet been granted a meeting with the top remaining free agent pitcher on the market.

The Boston Red Sox are looking to make it back to the postseason and chase another World Series title. The team hasn’t been to the playoffs since 2021, and the team’s brass, led by chief baseball officer Craig Breslow,