After landing Garrett Crochet and Walker Buehler this offseason, the Boston Red Sox don't necessarily need another pitcher. That said, every one in baseball is

Sasaki has the benefit of being able to take his time, with at least two more weeks of meetings and recruitments to go before he can put pen to paper. In that time, it seems like the Red Sox will need him to reverse course to be strongly considered.

Japanese phenom Roki Sasaki has started talking to teams as he determines where to sign when the international amateur signing period begins on Jan. 15. So far, the Red Sox haven’t been part of the conversation.