Red Sox Lock In Breslow and Tracy With Multi-Year Commitments
Boston rewards its front office and dugout leadership after a summer turnaround and postseason berth, ensuring continuity through at least 2029.
The Red Sox announced they have exercised 2029-30 club options on chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, extending his potential tenure to seven years. Manager Chad Tracy, who took over on an interim basis, has been given a three-year contract covering 2027-29 with a 2030 club option. The moves follow a strong 2026 season that included a postseason berth. CEO Sam Kennedy credited both leaders with building trust and delivering results.
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