Red Sox Shake-Up at Deadline Sparks Cautious Optimism and Risk

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Red Sox Shake-Up at Deadline Sparks Cautious Optimism and Risk
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Boston’s 2026 deadline saw Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow pull off three major trades and one smaller one to address catching, right-handed hitting, and bullpen depth, while leaving rotation needs largely unaddressed. Curtis Mead arrived but broke his wrist early in his Boston stint; Adley Rutschman came via a big-price deal that included Narváez and several top prospects plus Jake Rogers, Eli White was added for outfield depth, and Marcelo Mayer was sent to the Giants for reliever Erik Miller and prospect Carlos Gutierrez. The moves earn an overall BB grade: potentially strong if Mead and Rutschman deliver and Miller remains effective, but risk remains if the season is shortened or the acquired prospects don’t pan out.

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