The superstar is one of the best hitters in baseball, and just turned 26 years old. His new deal is expected to be in the $600 million range. So, can the Sox snag the biggest free-agent fish of them all?

The Red Sox have swung their first move of the offseason, signing 37-year-old relief pitcher Justin Wilson after his shaky second stint with the Reds.

The Boston Red Sox reached an agreement with free agent reliever Justin Wilson, FanSided reported Thursday. The 37-year-old left-hander was 1-5 with a 5.59 ERA and two saves in 60

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Craig Breslow has vowed to be aggressive in pursuing players this offseason, and pitching should be high on his list.

In their first move of the offseason, the Boston Red Sox have added depth to their bullpen, signing left-handed reliever Justin Wilson, according to reports. WEEI.com’s Rob Bradford reports it is a one-year deal worth about $1.

Despite a late-season spiral, the Red Sox remained one of baseball’s top offenses in 2024, finishing sixth in slugging (.423) and tying the Astros for seventh in OPS (.741). They achieved those marks with some players who were getting their real first sniff at the big-league level.

He is no stranger to late-inning work, having picked up 142 holds and 20 saves in his 12 major league seasons.