Should the Boston Red Sox make another trade centered around pitching this winter? That was the contention of Just Baseball's Jay Staph, who recently circled Bo

With each day that passes in the 2025-26 MLB offseason, the Boston Red Sox are losing ground in the competitive American League East. The Red Sox are the only MLB club that hasn’t signed a big-league free agent this winter.

The Boston Red Sox may not have the opportunity to retain a free agent from their 2025 team. Justin Wilson is considering retirement, per The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon. They called it “unlikely” that the relief pitcher will play in 2026 unless he gets a good deal with a World Series contender.

The Red Sox do not have a left-handed setup man on their roster, and they may not be able to retain the one they had in 2025. Justin Wilson is reportedly considering retirement if he can't link up with a team that is a "legitimate World Series contender" according to The Athletic.

The Los Angeles Dodgers could look to cut ties with one of their top relief pitchers after signing Edwin Diaz in free agency.

One former Boston Red Sox fan-favorite is wrapping up his big league career, without saying the word "retirement." Three-time World Series champion Joe Kelly ha

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Lefty reliever Justin Wilson enjoyed a strong first season in Boston last year and seems like a strong fit to return in 2026. There’s a chance, however, that he’s done pitching for good.

Baseball trades can change everything for a team. A good trade can build a champion. Some trades became so big that fans still talk about them decades.

From Ted Williams to David Ortiz, here's a full list of players who are in the Hall of Fame as members of the Red Sox.