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| (Christopher Evans/Boston Herald) |
In a wide-ranging interview on
WEEI's Dennis And Callahan Morning Show, Red Sox GM
Ben Cherington hinted that other clubs have expressed trade interest in some veteran players on the team. While he didn't
completely rule out dealing some of Boston's young talent, the GM seemed hesitant to touch that youthful core. Said Cherington,
"Certainly we have younger players that everybody wants, but there are other players that we have that are of interest...we have players that are valuable and clearly would help a winning team. And we're getting calls on those players." Most agree that the veterans who
could have value to contenders are closer
Koji Uehara, left-fielder
Hanley Ramirez, third-baseman
Pablo Sandoval, first-baseman
Mike Napoli and right-fielder
Shane Victorino. Stay tuned!
