Boston Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow is attending the Major League Baseball general managers meetings this week amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding the sport's collective bargaining agreement. The meetings, which began on November 6, 2026, bring together front office executives from all 30 clubs to discuss league matters, potential rule changes, and the current labor landscape.
Breslow, who was hired as the Red Sox's top baseball operations executive in 2023, faces a critical offseason as Boston looks to return to postseason contention. The CBA uncertainty adds complexity to roster planning, free agency negotiations, and long-term strategic decisions for all clubs.
The GM meetings traditionally serve as a precursor to the winter meetings in December, where significant player movement often occurs. With the current CBA set to expire after the 2026 season, executives are closely monitoring negotiations between MLB and the players' association.
