Bello Struggles, Sox Rotation Woes Continue

0:00It's April 18th, Boston Red Sox News today starts now, AI powered in game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Red Sox dropped a 4-to-1 decision to the Tigers at Fenway, snapping their shot at a first three-game winning streak this season. Their starter, Brian Bello, faced off against Detroit ace Tariq Skubal, the back-to-back American league-sai young winner, but couldn't keep pace with. The Masters dominance. Coming off Friday's thrilling one-nothing walk-off in 10 innings, the Sox hoped Bello would build momentum. Instead, he burned through 35 pitches in the first inning alone, limiting the damage to just one run, but capping his outing early at four frames. Bello's lines show the frustration, five hits, four earn runs, three walks, four strikeouts on 84 pitches, only 47 for strikes. The 26-year-old Reidy flashed his raw talent last year with an 11-9 record in a 335 ERA, but he's one and two with. A 675 mark now, stumbling in three of his

1:03first four starts. Boston's rotation woes run deep. They're 8-0 when getting a quality start, but 0-12 without one, making every pitchers day make, or break. With plenty of season left, Bello's got time to level up, but the Sox need that starter-magic flowing steady to climb the standings.