The Red Sox had less than a day to stew on a bizarre catcher’s interference call that ended Monday’s game against the Phillies in walk-off fashion.

The Boston Red Sox have been linked to almost every starting pitcher presumably available at the trade deadline.

The Phillies are locked in a tight struggle with the New York Mets for the NL East title.

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That run proved to be plenty for lefthander Cristopher Sánchez, who in a complete-game effort struck out 12 and walked none.

However, any move for the 28-year-old at the deadline appears to be unrealistic.

"Naylor is batting around .300 this season as a lefty-hitting first baseman in a contract year on pace for about 20 homers," wrote Passan.

"Ever since Ryan O’Hearn arrived in Baltimore, he has continuously improved. And this season, he made his first All-Star appearance. But in a year when the Orioles have disappointed and are unlikely ...

The Boston Red Sox want a young, 'impact' starting pitcher. The problem is that teams rarely give those pitchers away. With the trade deadline only nine days aw

But the duo has surpassed such measured expectations.