Tommy agreed to a one-year deal worth $7.75 million with the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported. The right-handed veteran reliever provides more late-inning options for Detroit which helped it make an exciting run in last year’s postseason.

When was the last time the Red Sox had this much starting pitching depth heading into spring training? Have they ever had this much? It’s been an issue throughout franchise history. Unable to consistently develop homegrown starters,

The Boston Red Sox could stand to add to their bullpen, and lost out on not one but two potential targets in the same day.