The Boston Red Sox's trade deadline plan should be to buy following Craig Breslow's belief that the team will be better off without Rafael Devers.

But additionally, I do think that it gives us some resources as we head toward the (trade) deadline.” The Red Sox did acquire two big-league-ready pitchers in the deal, in Jordan Hicks and Kyle ...

However, according to MassLive's Chris Cotillo, they are not going to be sellers at the trade deadline. The Red Sox managed to dump the remainder of Devers' 10-year, $313 million contract on the ...

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Rymer called out Red Sox right fielder, and Gold Glove winner, Wilyer Abreu, as a player the Red Sox could trade at the deadline. "The guess here is the Red Sox are in for some short-term pain ...

Currently, the Red Sox are just one game under .500, and a half game back in the Wild Card race. They are, however, 6.5 games behind the New York Yankees in the AL East, so it will be interesting ...

But, Breslow paints it clearly: The Red Sox intend to be buyers at the deadline. Boston sits 2.5 games back of the Wild Card in the American League, a little over a month from the trade deadline.