Boston could still use another star pitcher if one's available. Roki Sasaki is every team's dream free agent this winter. The 23-year-old, because of his age, cannot sign for the nine-figure contract he would be allowed in unrestricted free agency.

After landing Garrett Crochet and Walker Buehler this offseason, the Boston Red Sox don't necessarily need another pitcher. That said, every one in baseball is interested in landing Japanese free agent Roki Sasaki, but it doesn't look like the Red Sox have ...

Even though the 23-year-old Japanese phenom pitcher has already started meeting with MLB teams since getting posted by his NPB team, the Chiba Lotte Marines, earlier this month, Craig Breslow confirmed to The Boston Globe’s Alex Speier that Boston has yet to have a sit down with Sasaki and his camp.

Even after acquiring the top-of-the-rotation ace they have been missing since Chris Sale was shut down with an elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery after the 2019 season, the Boston Red Sox have made no secret of the fact that upgrading their pitching staff remains the team’s top offseason priority.

Sasaki has the benefit of being able to take his time, with at least two more weeks of meetings and recruitments to go before he can put pen to paper. In that time, it seems like the Red Sox will need him to reverse course to be strongly considered.

Going over some news regarding the latest from MLB free agency, the rumor mill, and all things baseball as we look towards January.