Boston Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow is attending the annual General Manager meetings this week as Major League Baseball navigates ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Collective Bargaining Agreement. The meetings, a key offseason gathering for front-office executives, come at a pivotal time with the current CBA set to expire after the 2026 season. Breslow, who oversees baseball operations for the Red Sox, is expected to engage in discussions on league-wide economic issues, potential rule changes, and roster construction strategies amid the unresolved labor landscape.
Red Sox' Breslow Attends GM Meetings Amid CBA Uncertainty
