Coulombe's Health: Red Sox Consider Samaniego

0:00It's March 25th, Boston Red Sox News. Today starts now. AI powered and ready for kickoff. Boston Red Sox reliever Danny Colombs signed late this spring and now has a small chance of missing opening day. The left-hander has dealt with a few health issues that kept him from full strength. While the team heads to Cincinnati for their series against the Reds, Colombs stays behind in Ford Myers. He will pitch in a minor league game on Wednesday before rejoining the squad there. Setback started with a delayed physical exam followed by an illness after his first spring outing. Then on Monday, a comebacker struck him during practice. If Colombs needs more time, the Red Sox could turn to prospect Tyler Seminigo. The lefty impressed with five and one-third scoreless innings this spring after coming over from Pittsburgh. Some in Diego posted a 3.99 earned run average over 30 minor league games with 44 strikeouts and opponents hitting just two. 09 against him. The team stays flexible as they open the season.