Red Sox Explore Trade Market for Right Handed Bats

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Red Sox Explore Trade Market for Right Handed Bats

Boston’s struggling offense has pushed the Red Sox into the trade market for a right-handed bat, with the club willing to absorb salary, per Buster Olney. They have scored only 243 runs, last in the AL, and slugging at .380 with 46 homers, second fewest in the majors. Boston is nine games under .500 and last in the AL East.

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