Craig Breslow, Sam Kennedy Discuss Red Sox’ Offseason. By Darragh McDonald | October 7, 2024 at 4:08pm CDT. The Red Sox flirted with playoff contention at times in 2024 but ultimately fell short ...

Sam Kennedy opened up the Red Sox’s press conference on Friday night with a statement that suggests a big free agency push might not be in the cards at all in 2024.

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and president/CEO Sam Kennedy addressed the media on Monday, more than 24 hours after trading veteran slugger Rafael Devers to the San Francisco ...

Hiring Craig Breslow to take his place gave Red Sox fans the impression that things would change. The Red Sox would become huge spenders again and would go all out to try and win in 2024 as Werner ...

Breslow & Sam Kennedy will join @TheRealJPap58 & me on The Cinco Ocho Show Friday night at Winter Weekend in Springfield. We’ll be asking where this franchise goes from here #RedSox https://t.co ...

Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy confirmed that new chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has been told to operate under certain spending parameters this offseason.

To wit, Red Sox executives Sam Kennedy and Craig Breslow were introduced in front of a crowd at a fan fest in Springfield, Mass., and fans loudly booed them.

The way Breslow and Red Sox president Sam Kennedy spoke in a nearly-45-minute Zoom press conference before Monday game in Seattle, Sunday’s stunning trade was about doing what was best for the team.

Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy addressed those concerns on Monday, according to Chris Cotillo of MassLive, standing behind Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow and his approach to improving the roster.

This is in no way signifying a waving of the white flag on 2025,” said the team's chief baseball officer in a Monday night ...

Boston Red Sox President Sam Kennedy has been adamant since the team’s season-ending press conference in October 2024 that Red Sox fans have been patient enough, ... (Craig Breslow) ...

Red Sox owner John Henry, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, and president/CEO Sam Kennedy flew to Kansas City to meet with their disgruntled slugger.