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Craig Breslow still envisions the Red Sox making additions before Opening Day, including what he thinks could be a "difference-maker" from the right side in the lineup.

Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow reiterates the team's desire to acquire an impactful bat before the 2025 regular season

To address that need, the Red Sox have signed Aroldis Chapman and Justin Wilson to major-league contracts and added Sean Newcomb, Austin Adams, Jovani Moran and Noah Davis on minor-league deals. It's hard to argue that the group is much better (if better at all) than it was last year. However, Breslow says the team is working on that as well.

Boston has made just one roster move since the beginning of the year: a trade for former San Francisco Giants catcher Blake Sabol in January. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow still isn't shying away from the fact the team needs to add before Opening Day.

The Red Sox will have 12 pitchers in camp as non-roster invitees looking to compete for a spot on the big league pitching staff. Here’s a quick primer on each.