Red Sox 2024-25 Offseason Tracker: Options, qualifying offers, arbitration, free agents, rumors
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in the World Series on Wednesday night, which means that the offseason is finally here and the Red Sox can finally get to work.
The Herald’s Offseason Tracker will be updated throughout the coming months with every tidbit of Red Sox news:
Red Sox free agents lost
OF Tyler O’Neill
C Danny Jansen
SP Nick Pivetta
SP James Paxton (Retired)
RP Luis Garcia
RP Lucas Sims
RP Chris Martin
RP Kenley Jansen
Red Sox arbitration-eligible players
Kutter Crawford: projected $3.5MM
Jarren Duran: projected $4.9MM
Tanner Houck: projected $4.5MM
*Projections via MLB Trade Rumors
Red Sox Qualifying Offers and options
This year’s Qualifying Offer is a record $21.05 million. Teams may extend QOs to impending free agents who spent the entire season on their roster and who’ve never received a QO before. The deadline for QOs and player/club/mutual options is five days after the World Series ends.
Potential QO Candidates: O’Neill, Pivetta
Lucas Giolito: $19 million 2025 player option (Exercised)
Rob Refsnyder: $2.1 million club option
Red Sox transactions
Oct. 31: Lucas Giolito exercised $19 million player option for 2025. (Read more)
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