Early Impresses in Red Sox Debut

It's March 29th.

This is MLB News today, AI-powered stories shaping the season.

The Boston Red Sox wrapped up their opening three-game series against the Cincinnati Reds

with a tough three-to-two loss on Sunday, dropping the set.

After winning Thursday's opener, despite the disappointment, Rookie Starter Connolly Early

stole the show in his big league debut.

Early when five and one-third innings, striking out six while giving up just one earned run.

He left with a runner-on-base in the sixth, but the bullpen faltered when Eugenio Suarez

crushed a homer to put the reds ahead for good.

Fans and insiders are buzzing about early spring training breakout, where he beat expectations

of starting in triple A and locked down a rotation.

Spot alongside Peyton Tolay, he even etched his name in Red Sox history as the youngest

pitcher since Bay Bruth back in 1916 to allow one or fewer runs with five or runs with five.

Another strikeout in one of the team's first three games of the season.

Now the Sox hit the road Monday night for three against the Houston Astros, and with early

building momentum, this young arm could be the spark they.

Need moving forward.