As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Boston Red Sox find themselves in a strong position, currently holding a wild-card spot. Despite their success, the team faces key decisions regarding potential roster upgrades. Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has emphasized the need for starting pitching depth and right-handed hitting to address the team's vulnerabilities against left-handed pitchers. Breslow remains undecided on whether the team will be buyers or sellers, stressing that the decision hinges on the team's performance in the coming weeks. The Red Sox have been buoyed by improved pitching and contributions from All-Stars Rafael Devers, Jarren Duran, and Tanner Houck. However, the organization is also cautious about rushing their top prospects and aims to balance immediate success with long-term development.