The Green Monster Chronicles

                             Photo Credit:  Tommy Gilligan-Imagn Images        The Red Sox were right in the thick of the race for superstar outfielder Juan Soto, but with Soto inking a 15-year, 765 million-dollar deal with the New York Mets, where could they pivot now? There are plenty of big-name free agents left on the board, so let's look ahead and see how they fit.  1. Alex Bregman     Last year, with the Houston Astros, Bregman posted a .260 batting average with 26 home runs and 75 runs batted in. This was good for 4.1 WAR. As a right-handed hitter, along with his ties to Alex Cora from Cora's days in Houston, he is an obvious fit for the Red Sox, but with reports that Rafael Devers will be remaining at the hot corner, where does Bregman play? Bregman has said he would be open to playing second base, which would be a clear upgrade over what the Red Sox have ...

Hello! Thank you for checking out The Green Monster Chronicles. My name is Owen Morgan, and I am the author of The Green Monster Chronicles. This is my first-ever blog, and I am so excited to get started. I am a Red Sox fanatic! My Red Sox fandom began as a child, thanks to my grandfather's and father's love for the team. This blog will cover Red Sox news, in-season and off-season updates, along with my own thoughts on the team! I hope you enjoy!