Boston's 4.68 ERA from its starters ranked 12th in the AL, as all eight pitchers who made at least nine starts registered an ERA above 4.00.
With Aaron Nola staying put in Philadelphia, the Red Sox might have a stronger interest in Snell now that the starting pitching market in free agency is a bit more shallow.
But regardless of which starter Craig Breslow and company covets most, it's imperative for Boston to be among the most active players in the pitching market this offseason. The Red Sox can't afford to enter the campaign without a reliable frontline starter on the roster.
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