Red Sox exploring trade options ahead of deadline to boost offense
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 5:12 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
The Boston Red Sox are reportedly looking to improve their roster before the trade deadline, having already made inquiries around the league. Despite a challenging season with a 25-33 record, the team's pitching and defense have been strong, reflecting a potential to strengthen their performance. Recent improvements in offensive play have lifted their batting average to.247, ranking seventh in MLB. Boston is particularly interested in acquiring a right-handed bat as they aim to enhance their offensive output. Players like Arizona's Ketel Marte have been mentioned as potential targets.
- •Red Sox are 25-33, struggling in the AL East standings.
- •Team has made calls for potential trades, seeking a right-handed bat.
- •Pitching and defense have been effective, with strong bullpen performances.
- •Boston's batting average has improved to.247, seventh in the league.
- •Acquiring players like Ketel Marte is under consideration.
- 5:12 PMYahoo Sports — MLB Insider Believes Red Sox Could Become Buyers At Trade Deadline
"The Boston Red Sox have already begun making calls around the league in pursuit of improving their roster before the trade deadline.
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