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The Red Sox are still interested in Wil Myers, which is not as bad as it sounds

Red Sox Prospect Highlight: Bobby Dalbec

Red Sox Prospect Highlight: C.J. Chatham

Projecting the Red Sox 26-Man Roster

The MLB has made a rule change that has expanded number of players on a team from 25 to 26. Here is a look at the probable 2020 Opening Day Roster.

The Mookie Betts trade was good for the Red Sox

There is a perception around Mookie Betts – that he did not want to be in Boston, which is not true. Mookie recognized that he is a generational talent and that he deserves to be paid a record amount of money.

The Red Sox are comfortably under the luxury tax, here is how they should spend their remaining funds:

Overall, these players could help make the 2020 season a little less miserable. They also could all help rebuild the Red Sox farm system is they can produce enough to be worthy of a trade. These one-year deals could really make next season much more enjoyable.

Josh McDaniels likely to return as Patriots Offensive Coordinator in 2020

Going into the week Josh McDaniels was a top head coaching candidate as he has been for years.

John Henry and Tom Werner are more worried about competing than resetting the luxury tax

I reminded baseball ops that we are focused on competitiveness over the next 5 years over and above resetting to which they said, ‘That’s exactly how we’ve been approaching it.’

MLB Coverage

The Red Sox are still interested in Wil Myers, which is not as bad as it sounds

Scott Neville February 18, 2020

Yes the Red Sox are still discussing a trade involving Wil Myers, even with Mookie Betts already gone. The trade however is not based around bringing Myers to Boston. Cal Quantrill is the “centerpiece” of the trade.

Red Sox Prospect Highlight: Bobby Dalbec

Scott Neville February 17, 2020

Bobby Dalbec enters 2020 as the Red Sox third-ranked prospect behind newly acquired 2B/SS Jeter Downs and 19-year-old 1B Tristan Casas. He is however the most intriguing Red Sox prospect in Spring Training because he is expected to make his MLB debut at some point in this upcoming season.

Red Sox Prospect Highlight: C.J. Chatham

Scott Neville February 16, 2020

C.J. Chatham is someone to keep an eye on this Spring Training. At 25-years-old, Chatham is a seasoned middle infielder that could provide value right away. Boston drafted Chatham in the second round of the 2016 draft. I could see Chatham playing a similar role as Brock Holt did for so many years.