The Boston Red Sox are currently facing a challenging situation in their outfield, with Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow opting not to make trades during the offseason. This decision has left manager Alex Cora to manage five outfielders for four positions, resulting in key players like Jarren Duran and Masataka Yoshida struggling for consistent playing time. Duran, who has a batting average of just .164 and a 28.4% strikeout rate, has seen limited starts recently, while Yoshida's solid performance has further complicated lineup decisions. As the Red Sox sit at 9-14, their offensive struggles are evident, leading to speculation about potential trades to alleviate the logjam. ESPN's Jeff Passan noted that if Duran is indeed the seven-win player the Red Sox believe him to be, he should be a regular starter. However, this situation is becoming increasingly untenable for Cora, and pressure is mounting for Breslow to make a move.