When the offseason started on the night of October 2nd, many of the true sickos in Red Sox Nation began looking ahead to 2026 to figure out how to fix a roster that mustered just six runs in a three-game series against the Yankees and struck out 13 times while being shutout in an elimination game to end the season. With Alex Bregman opting out and Rafael Devers not walking through that door, which two high-impact bats would take their place, if not Bregman himself? And how do we prevent a September call-up from pitching a decisive Game 3 next season?

With the help of the essential Google Sheet from @redsoxpayroll on Twitter, we can estimate, to the best of our abilities, where the Red Sox payroll is going to be at the start of free agency and how much room they have before the start of th

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