BOSTON -- Don't expect any more blockbusters from the Red Sox this offseason, new baseball boss Dave Dombrowski said after announcing a deal with outfielder Chris Young on Wednesday.
The $13 million, two-year contract to make Young a fourth outfielder comes a day after the Red Sox agreed to give potential ace David Price the biggest deal ever for a pitcher: $217 million over seven years, sources confirmed to ESPN. That agreement has not been announced.
"I feel good about the roster as it is. I think we've been able to address really our biggest needs," Dombrowski said Wednesday during a conference call.