Red Sox trade: Five quick thoughts on acquiring Adley Rutschman
By Alex Speier With visions of a deep October run stoked by one of the greatest stretches in team history, the Red Sox are in talks about the possibility of…
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By Alex Speier With visions of a deep October run stoked by one of the greatest stretches in team history, the Red Sox are in talks about the possibility of acquiring longtime division rival Adley Rutschman from the Orioles. In trading for the catcher, the Red Sox are taking some big gambles. The righthander throws from a 19 degree arm angle, generating plenty of run towards righthanded hitters.
Furthermore, But it’s one thing to have conversations, and quite another to consummate a deal – particularly at a time when most of the Sox’ targets have been players who are under team control beyond the 2026 season, thus making it easier for negotiating teams to set a high bar and refuse to adjust it.
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By Alex Speier With visions of a deep October run stoked by one of the greatest stretches in team history, the Red Sox are in talks about the possibility of acquiring longtime division rival Adley Rutschman from the Orioles.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn trading for the catcher, the Red Sox are taking some big gambles
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The righthander throws from a 19 degree arm angle, generating plenty of run towards righthanded hitters.
according to The Boston GlobeBut it’s one thing to have conversations, and quite another to consummate a deal – particularly at a time when most of the Sox’ targets have been players who are under team control beyond the 2026 season, thus making it easier for negotiating teams to set a high bar and refuse to adjust it.
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