Red Sox Could Sign Dodgers All-Star As Much-Needed Righty Slugger, Per Insider

The number-one thing people know about Fenway Park is the 37-foot-high Green Monster in left field. Unfortunately, the Boston Red Sox may need a reminder.Fenway is one of the best places to hit as a right-handed batter, but most of the Red Sox lineup these days is left-handed. Lefties can still take advantage of the big wall, but righties will be rewarded with the highest volume of home runs.After an 81-81 season during which they were dominated by left-handed pitchers, the Red Sox desperately need to find some right-handed pop for their 2025 batting order. The most surefire option for doing so will be to hit the free-agent market.One potential fit is a player with whom the Red Sox are quite familiar, even if he plays on the opposite coast now. Ian Browne of MLB.com named Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Teoscar Hernández as one of the primary free-agent targets for the Red Sox this winter.”The Red Sox simply tilt too far left with their position-player alignment. They need to get…