The Boston Red Sox emerged as frontrunners to acquire St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Areando, but they would need to trade away Triston Casas.

As the Boston Red Sox continue to look for ways to add right-handed power to their lineup, two possibilities have risen to the surface. Both would go down as blockbuster moves. The first and, on the surface,

The Boston Red Sox swear they're not shopping Triston Casas. If that's true, they've certainly done a lot of listening. No Red Sox player's name has surfaced m

Despite Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow denying that the team was shopping first baseman Triston Casas in trades, there remains a belief in the industry that the Red Sox remain open to trading Casas,

The Red Sox were willing to part with Triston Casas for one of the Mariners' standout pitchers on one condition.

Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas has been the subject of repeated trade rumors since the beginning of the 2024-2025 offseason. In mid-November, ESPN baseball analyst Buster Olney reported that with Casas’ injury history,

The Boston Red Sox weren't in the mix for Roki Sasaki, though they should've been. Why were they unable to make a serious push?