The Boston Red Sox have a few big decisions to make in the coming weeks. They're still reportedly deciding about what to do with Aroldis Chapman this year.

"Aroldis Chapman of the Red Sox, David Bednar of the Pirates, Félix Bautista of the Orioles, Mason Miller of the Athletics, Ryan Helsley of the Cardinals and Emmanuel Clase of the Guardians should be among their top trade targets, with Chapman and Bednar being the most realistic acquisitions," Bowden wrote.

Keeping that in mind, the Tigers have been mentioned as a possible trade partner for the Boston Red Sox. Jim Bowden of The Athletic has named Red Sox relief pitcher Aroldis Chapman as a potential target for Detroit.

Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman has been one of the best relievers in baseball this year, and he is now among the most likely to be traded.

Chapman lowered his season ERA to a ridiculous 1.29 with his scoreless inning against the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday. That sealed the win and marked Chapman's 16th save of the season in 17 tries. But it was also a significant career milestone for the 37-year-old.

With the All-Star break almost here, answering a big batch of deadline questions on the buyers, likely sellers, top trade targets and more.

On Monday, Zach Pressnell of FanSided named Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman as an ideal prospective trade target for this Phillies bunch.

Chasing saves is an endless chore in fantasy baseball. For fantasy teams looking ahead, Randy Rodriguez, Reid Detmers, and a coin toss in San Diego.