Diamondbacks Pitchers Struggle, ERA Skyrockets

0:00It's April 29th. This is MLB News today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. Toronto Blue J shed out the Boston Red Sox 3 nothing on Tuesday night, with Rookie Trey Yesovah shining in his season debut. The 22-year-old right-hander went five and one-third innings, giving up just four hits, striking out three, and not walking a soul. Kazuma Okamoto drove in two runs with a key single, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. added an RBI hit to seal the low-scoring win. The J's bullpen locked it down after that, tossing three and two-thirds hitless innings. Guys like Jeff Hoffman, Tyler Rogers, and Louis Violin kept Boston off the bases, with Violin nailing his fourth save and four tries. Yesovah's, coming off a shoulder injury that sideline him to start the year, earned a standing ovation when he left. This victory snapped Boston's three-game winning streak, and gave Inter-Manager Chad Tracey his first loss since taking over for the fired Alex Korra. The Red Sox, who had homered in five straight gains before this, couldn't muster any power

1:03against Toronto staff. On the other side, Boston's starter Payton Toley, took the loss in his second outing, allowing three runs on three hits over four and two-thirds innings. Toronto scratched out their runs late, with Okamoto striking first in the third, and Guerrero cashing in a couple walks in the fifth. Looking ahead, the series wraps Wednesday with Boston's brand-bello, facing Toronto's Eric Lauer, and what should be another tight match-up between these, AL East rivals.