The Red Sox had strong interest in acquiring Twins ace Joe Ryan ahead of the MLB trade deadline but were unable to finalize a deal. Reports indicated that the Red Sox offered insufficient prospects, as their reluctance to trade existing major league outfielders was seen as a significant obstacle. Despite being described as 'feeble' in their attempt, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow defended the team's strategy, citing willingness to be aggressive in trades. Ultimately, they acquired other players like Dustin May and Steve Matz rather than Ryan.
Boston's offer for Twins ace Joe Ryan was deemed 'feeble at best,' as they were unwilling to part with major league outfielders critical to their lineup.
Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow disagreed with the assessment of the team's trade negotiations, asserting they were prepared for aggressive deals at the deadline.
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