Speaking at "Truck Day", Red Sox president and CEO Sam Kennedy stressed that Boston has taken an "aggressive approach" this winter.

As anticipation builds, so does some frustration for Red Sox fans, as most of the key moves came in December. Since then, the club has been mostly silent.

While many people rely on a groundhog to let them know when spring will arrive, folks in Boston know warmer days are ahead thanks to Red Sox "Truck Day." It may have snowed overnight in Boston, but Monday is the unofficial start of Spring Training.

Red Sox pitchers and catchers report to spring training in a week. The door is still open for roster additions — including major ones — according to Sam Kennedy.

Truck Day is one of those “only in Boston” photo ops, much like Allston Christmas, the L Street Brownies swimming in the ocean on New Year’s, and U-Hauls getting “Storrowed.”

Kennedy's renewed claims of an aggressive approach do not sync with reality, and his continued adamance that the team is a major player for free agent talent has long been an insult to the fanbase. The post Sam Kennedy: ‘Red Sox Have Been Aggressive’ appeared first on Heavy Sports.