As spring training comes a close the Boston Red Sox have seemingly answered numerous questions lingering over the roster’s construction.
A trio of pitching additions have given the team options on the mound and revamped the rotation into perhaps the most dynamic in baseball heading into the regular season. Willson Contreras will shore up the hole at first base and give the team flexibility once Triston Casas is healthy again, but the early-February acquisition of Caleb Durbin, Andruw Monasterio and Anthony Seigler in a trade with the Milwaukee Brewers is among the front office’s most interesting swaps.