- Red Sox Land Walker Buehler in Major Signing
The Boston Red Sox made headlines by signing free-agent pitcher Walker Buehler to a one-year, $21.05 million deal. Buehler, a two-time World Series champion, brings both postseason pedigree and proven dominance to Boston. Despite a challenging 2024 season, he shined in the playoffs, including key performances that helped the Dodgers secure their championship. The Red Sox hope Buehler’s experience will bolster their starting rotation and lead them back to playoff contention.
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Patrick Sandoval Signs Two-Year Contract with Red Sox
In a move aimed at long-term stability, the Red Sox signed left-handed pitcher Patrick Sandoval to a two-year, $18.25 million deal. While Sandoval underwent Tommy John surgery in June 2024, he is expected to return late in the 2025 season. Known for his stellar 2022 performance, where he posted a 2.91 ERA, Sandoval offers significant upside for the team as he works toward a full recovery.
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Blockbuster Trade Brings Garrett Crochet to Boston
The Red Sox completed a major trade with the Chicago White Sox to acquire left-handed pitcher Garrett Crochet, a former reliever turned starter with electric stuff. To land Crochet, Boston traded top prospects Kyle Teel and Braden Montgomery, signaling their commitment to winning now. Crochet, who has bounced back from Tommy John surgery, is expected to be a cornerstone of the Red Sox rotation moving forward.
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These signings and trades demonstrate the Red Sox’s aggressive approach this offseason, as they aim to rebuild their pitching staff and compete at the highest level in 2025.
