Tyler O'Neill is having a standout season with 30 home runs in just 102 games, leading the Red Sox with an .897 OPS. However, his injury history raises concerns about his future and market value. The Red Sox face a dilemma in deciding whether to extend him a qualifying offer worth over $22 million, pursue a multi-year contract, or let him leave. While O'Neill fits the team's needs when healthy, the risks involved make this a complex decision for Boston, as they navigate their roster strategy moving forward.