The Red Sox added a potential ace to their starting rotation on Wednesday by acquiring Garrett Crochet in a blockbuster deal with the White Sox.
But Boston may not be done when it comes to bolstering their pitching corps with top-end talent.
Speaking to reporters at MLB’s Winter Meetings in Dallas, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow stressed that Boston remains focused on adding to a rotation, even with Crochet now in the fold.
“We came here a few days ago thinking we needed to improve our rotation,” Breslow said. “If we exclusively look down one path, we would be closed off from other options.