Red Sox eye potential trade for Mike Trout as deadline approaches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 6:40 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
The Boston Red Sox are reportedly considering a trade for Mike Trout ahead of the August 3 MLB trade deadline. After ending a 15-game winning streak with a victory over the Blue Jays, the Red Sox have positioned themselves in a competitive American League wild-card race. Team president Craig Breslow indicated the need for a right-handed power bat, stating that the team's flexibility allows them to pursue upgrades across various positions. Although the Angels have previously resisted trading Trout, who is having a subpar season, they may entertain offers as their situation evolves.
- •Red Sox have a 20-3 record since June 25.
- •Trout is batting.233 with an OPS of.844 this season.
- •Red Sox previously attempted to acquire Trout, who has dealt with injuries.
- •Breslow emphasizes the need for a right-handed power bat.
- •Team eyeing other targets like Zach Neto and C.J. Abrams.
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