The Boston Red Sox won 10 straight games heading into the All-Star break. What will they do at the MLB trade deadline to make a run a the postseason and World Series?

The Boston Red Sox went into the All-Star Break on a 10-game win streak. They are set up to be buyers at the trade deadline, but one thing could change their plans.

According to The Athletic, Rays owner Stu Sternberg has agreed in principle to sell the team for $1.7 billion, with a deal expected to come as soon as September. The new owners will reportedly be a group that is led by Florida-based real estate developer Patrick Zalupski.

The 2025 draft marked chief baseball officer Craig Breslow’s second at the helm, and his first overseeing the full 12-month scouting cycle. The Sox spent eight of their first 10 picks on pitchers this year, and across Breslow’s two drafts, have used 29 of their 41 total selections on pitchers.

The Boston Red Sox selected right-handed pitcher Kyson Witherspoon with the 15th pick in the MLB Draft on Sunday.

Baseball America listed Red Sox first round pick Kyson Witherspoon as one of 12 prospects from the 2025 MLB Draft who could reach the majors in 2026.

The baseball world is on pause this week for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. Or rather, there's a temporary break in the action for players, coaches and fans. For front office members, though, the clock is ticking for them to make the kind of transactions needed to either solidify their playoff hopes or pave the path toward a brighter future before the July 31 trade deadline.

The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal offered a potential trade within the division between the Baltimore Orioles and the Boston Red Sox.

For the Yankees, as of July 12, two days before the All-Star break, the New York offense leads the MLB in homers (149), walks (372), OBP (.339), SLG (.458), and OPS (.797), while the pitching staff has permitted the fewest hits (694), lowest OBA (.224), and rank top 10 in WHIP (1.21), and strikeouts (846).