The Boston Red Sox have seen their season take a dramatic turn, especially after trading away their star player, Rafael Devers, to the San Francisco Giants. The team, now sitting at 38-37, finds itself fighting for a Wild Card spot, but the recent moves suggest a deeper re-tooling process is underway. With Jarren Duran and Wilyer Abreu listed among the top potential trade candidates, the organization appears to be shifting its focus towards the future.

Duran, despite a less impressive season compared to last year’s All-Star performance, remains a valuable asset due to his strong defensive skills and ability to produce runs. Meanwhile, Abreu has stepped up as a key run producer for the team, demonstrated by his team-leading 13 home runs. Both players' futures could hinge on the organization's willingness to embrace a full rebuild or continue competing in the current season.