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Red Sox Linked to Veteran Slugger After Trade Talks Stall
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The Boston Red Sox have addressed much of their offseason shopping list, but as spring training approaches, one unresolved issue continues to hover over roster construction: the infield.
Rather than forcing a trade in an inflated market, Cotillo predicted the Red Sox would ultimately turn to free agency to stabilize the infield before Opening Day.
Eugenio Suárez Emerges as Cleanest Infield FixCotillo’s projection has the Red Sox signing Eugenio Suárez, a move that would immediately bring structure to an otherwise fluid infield picture.
Over the past two seasons, he has hit 79 home runs—production the Red Sox lineup sorely lacks after losing Alex Bregman to the Cubs.
Cotillo noted that while the Red Sox remain engaged in trade talks for infielders, asking prices have stayed firm.