Red Sox announce hiring of Craig Breslow
It's official: Craig Breslow is the new chief baseball officer of the Boston Red Sox.
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It's official: Craig Breslow is the new chief baseball officer of the Boston Red Sox.
Red Sox fans know a good amount about Craig Breslow from his playing days in Boston, but there is a lot more to the new head of baseball ops. than just his playing career.
The Red Sox have found a new leader for their baseball ops. department: Former reliever Craig Breslow.
As the calendar nears November, the Red Sox are getting closer to finding a new baseball boss.
The San Francisco Giants may be looking to replace one former Red Sox player with another former Red Sox player as their manager.
Earlier this week, a new potential candidate emerged to fill the vacated head of baseball operations job for the Red Sox. Or so it seemed.
The Red Sox are having some trouble finding eager candidates to run their baseball operation, but they've turned to a familiar face to potentially fill the void.
Pedro Martinez believes that Shohei Ohtani will sign with one of baseball's historic franchises, and you can probably guess which one he's going with.
The Red Sox are having a tough time filling the vacancy in their front office, as two more potential replacements for Chaim Bloom have declined an interview with Boston.
According to an ESPN story, "Ng is expected to be linked to the front-office opening with the Boston Red Sox, who fired chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom last month."
If you're more the pessimistic type of Red Sox fan, you can at least find some solace in some negatives taking place this October. (No judgment here. Whatever keeps you warm at night.)
Alex Cora still has his job, but two coaches from his bench are now out of work.
Another log can be added to the fire that's creating some smoke regarding the possibility of Boston signing Shohei Ohtani.
You can cross Mike Hazen off the wish list to lead the Red Sox baseball ops. department.
The Red Sox need to add a few starting pitchers this offseason. Here are a few options.
