Speaking at "Truck Day", Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy stressed that Boston has taken an "aggressive approach" this winter.

The Red Sox finding a way to sign him would fit with Kennedy's prior talk of building a contender in 2025. That said, the Red Sox will need to get moving on Bregman as other teams have interest, too. A return to Houston is still in play for Bregman, which Astros general manager Dana Brown acknowledged via MLB.com.

As anticipation builds, so does some frustration for Red Sox fans, as most of the key moves came in December. Since then, the club has been mostly silent.

Red Sox pitchers and catchers report to spring training in a week. The door is still open for roster additions — including major ones — according to Sam Kennedy.

Kennedy's renewed claims of an aggressive approach do not sync with reality, and his continued adamance that the team is a major player for free agent talent has long been an insult to the fanbase. The post Sam Kennedy: ‘Red Sox Have Been Aggressive’ appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Red Sox president Sam Kennedy offered a telling non-answer to a question about the team pursuing free agent Alex Bregman.

The Boston Red Sox sent their trucks down from Fenway Park to their Spring Training site at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Florida with the start of camp just days away.

In the weeks since, Boston has added a true No. 1 starter (Garrett Crochet) in a trade with the White Sox but has been less aggressive on the free agent market, committing a total