Even though the 23-year-old Japanese phenom pitcher has already started meeting with MLB teams since getting posted by his NPB team, the Chiba Lotte Marines, earlier this month, Craig Breslow confirmed to The Boston Globe’s Alex Speier that Boston has yet to have a sit down with Sasaki and his camp.

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow does not appear to be settled with just one major trade. Peter Gammons of NESN reported that others

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow addressed the trade he made with the Chicago White Sox for Garrett Crochet.

Craig Breslow said the Red Sox will "continue to be aggressive," sharing what areas he the team is still looking to improve in.

One thing I’ve learned in 12 months is not to enter the winter meetings with a shopping list,” Breslow said (via. MassLive), “and expect that, in three or four days, your

Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said Tuesday he'll be "aggressive" in pursuing more rotation help. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Sasaki has the benefit of being able to take his time, with at least two more weeks of meetings and recruitments to go before he can put pen to paper. In that time, it seems like the Red Sox will need him to reverse course to be strongly considered.

The Boston Red Sox have done a lot of work on their pitching staff this offseason, making a blockbuster trade for Garrett Crochet with the Chicago White Sox, and signing former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler to a one-year,

Japanese phenom Roki Sasaki has started talking to teams as he determines where to sign when the international amateur signing period begins on Jan. 15. So far, the Red Sox haven’t been part of the conversation.