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Daily Red Sox Links: Dave Dombrowski, Todd Frazier, Trey Ball

Today’s links look at the lineup’s power issue, the weakness of the farm system, and the (lack of) possibility of trading Rafael Devers.

By Matt_Collins
Division Series - Boston Red Sox v Cleveland Indians - Game One Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

Charlie Clark takes a look at the utter lack of power in the Red Sox lineup. (Charlie Clark; BP Boston)

Todd Frazier seemed like the logical solution to that, but Michael Silverman argues the Red Sox were right not to get desperate for the White Sox third baseman. (Michael Silverman; Boston Herald)

The Yankees, of course, ended up with Frazier, and it made things a lot more difficult for the Red Sox. (Tim Britton; Providence Journal)

Evan Drellich argues that this deal, and lack thereof from Boston’s perspective, shows Boston’s weakness in the trade market. (Evan Drellich; CSN New England)

While they missed out this time, John Farrell is confident in Dave Dombrowski. (Nick Neville; WEEI)

Since the All-Star break, the Red Sox have been playing an absurd amount of baseball. (Alex Speier; Boston Globe)

Here’s a shocker: Rafael Devers will not be available in trades. (Kevin Dillon; Masslive)

Ian Cundall has an update on how Trey Ball is looking at Double-A. (Ian Cundall; Sox Prospects)

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