The Real Reason The Red Sox Traded For Curtis Mead

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The Boston Red Sox acted well ahead of the trade deadline, dealing southpaw Connelly Early for a power-hitting infielder in Curtis Mead. Why did the Sox make this deal with the Washington Nationals? In this video, we'll dive into Boston's strengths as a pitching staff, their surplus of lefties, and the desperate need for more power in a lineup that is aiming to contend for a postseason run. Enjoy!