Free agent starter Nick Pivetta could return to the Boston Red Sox now that his market has all but disappeared. Both The Athletic’s Jen McCaffrey and MLB Network’s Jon Morosi have reported that Pivetta and his camp could be getting desperate as the multiple offers they expected this winter have failed to materialize.

With just a couple of weeks until the start of Spring Training, the Boston Red Sox don't have many of their own free agents left on the market, but another one found a new home on Wednesday. According to Cubs Insider's Jacob Zanolla,

The Boston Red Sox have reportedly signed a utility player as their reported interest in the big free agents dwindles.

Boston Red Sox sign free agent infielder Abraham Toro, adding to their options at second base and providing versatility in the field.

The Red Sox have signed free-agent infielder Abraham Toro to a minor-league contract, as was first reported by Daniel Alvarez Montes of El Extra Base. The deal comes with an invitation to major-league spring training.

In just a couple of weeks, the Boston Red Sox will begin their camp at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers, Florida, with pitchers and catchers set to report on Feb. 12. While Boston has added to their roster this offseason,