The Boston Red Sox are projected to add an All-Star pitcher on a $14 million deal during the upcoming offseason, according to a report from The Sporting News. The prediction suggests Boston will target a proven starter to bolster their rotation, though the specific player was not identified in the report.
The $14 million figure would represent a moderate investment for a pitcher with All-Star credentials, potentially filling a middle-to-back-end rotation spot. Boston's front office has historically pursued veteran arms on short-term contracts to provide stability and innings.
With the offseason approaching, the Red Sox join several clubs expected to be active in the starting pitching market. The team's exact targets remain unclear, but the reported price point aligns with recent deals for experienced, mid-rotation starters.
