With rumors continuing to swirl about the Boston Red Sox trading away one of their four starting outfielders this offseason, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow is attempting to convince people that Boston actually doesn't need to do that (for leverage reasons, of course). However, Breslow's recent comments on the matter don't have any real evidence or logic behind them.
Speaking at the annual GM meetings in Las Vegas, Breslow suggested that while plenty of teams are expressing interest in Boston's three available outfielders (with Roman Anthony being untouchable), the Red Sox don't ultimately need to make a move.