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Red Sox remain open to the idea of bringing back free agent Tyler O’Neill
O’Neill, agent Scott Boras said, “had a great experience” in his one season with the Sox and would welcome the opportunity to return.
Red Sox give Nick Pivetta qualifying offer; don’t extend QO to Tyler O’Neill
The offer to Pivetta does not guarantee he will return to Boston and the door could still be open to an O’Neill reunion as well.
Tyler O'Neill Not Given Qualifying Offer, Headed To Free Agency
According to Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com, the Boston Red Sox did not give outfielder Tyler O'Neill a qualifying offer, making him a free agent. O'Neill enjoyed a nice bounce-back campaign in last summer in Boston as he posted a solid .
Red Sox make qualifying offer to P Nick Pivetta, decline OF Tyler O'Neill
September, Pivetta – who is eligible for free agency for the first time in his career – said he and the Sox hadn’t had any conversations about extending his tenure in Boston.
Craig Breslow explained reasoning behind Nick Pivetta’s qualifying offer
He’s a guy that has performed well in this market.” The post Craig Breslow explained reasoning behind Nick Pivetta’s qualifying offer appeared first on Boston.com.
An explainer on why Red Sox gave Nick Pivetta a qualifying offer
Is Nick Pivetta worth $21 million? John Tomase sheds light on the Red Sox's decision to extend a qualifying offer to their 31-year-old pitcher.
Door open as Pivetta gets qualifying offer from Sox
When Nick Pivetta made his final start of the regular season at Fenway Park, he admitted that it was an emotional night due to the fact his contract with the Red Sox was coming to an end and there wer
Why Did The Red Sox Extend The Qualifying Offer To Nick Pivetta?
There’s a lot of confusion about the fact that, last night, the Red Sox offered Nick Pivetta the one-year, $21.05 million qualifying offer for 2025. That confusion is understandable given that, frankly,
Craig Breslow explains surprising Nick Pivetta contract decision
The Boston Red Sox began their 2024-25 offseason with an unexpected decision. On Monday, Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow extended a $21.05 million qualifying offer to right-handed pitcher Nick Pivetta.
MLB super-agent on aggressive Red Sox: ‘They want to secure high-level players’
One of those people — super agent Scott Boras, who represents top free agents like Juan Soto, Alex Bregman, Corbin Burnes, ...
All-Free-Agent Team: Closers and corner outfielders aplenty, harder to fill up the middle
Here's our 26-man roster made entirely of free agents, illustrating the ample options for a needy rotation, bullpen or ...
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Free Agent Profile: Tyler O’Neill would bring some thump to the Blue Jays lineup
Whether it’s the regular season or the playoffs, homers play. That became especially clear in the playoffs when the teams who hit dingers usually won. As the team who ranked 26th in total home runs, ...
Red Sox free agent Tyler O’Neill wins MLBPA American League Comeback Player award
Tyler O'Neill had a memorable season in Boston in 2024, and received an end-of-season award for his performance. Read more on ...
Red Sox free agent projections: Could SP get $63M? What about Kenley Jansen?
That list includes veterans like Nick Pivetta, Tyler O’Neill, Kenley Jansen and Danny Jansen who should get a fair amount ...
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Red Sox extend $21M qualifying offer to Nick Pivetta
They did not give one to outfielder Tyler O'Neill. Pivetta has until Nov. 19 to accept or decline the qualifying offer. The Red Sox will receive draft pick compensation if he signs elsewhere in ...
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Tyler O’Neill, Nick Pivetta reportedly ‘long shots’ to receive qualifying offers from Red Sox
It appears more likely than ever that both Nick Pivetta and Tyler O’Neill will take their talents to new teams in 2025. MassLive’s Sean McAdam reported Friday that both the starting pitcher ...
Red Sox need to replace 31 homers in middle of lineup? And add more?
SAN ANTONIO — The Red Sox did not extend right-handed slugger Tyler O’Neill a qualifying offer but there’s still a chance ...