Red Sox Pitcher's Wrist Injury Uncertainty

0:00It's March 24th. From daily matchups to big moments, this is MLB news today, powered by AI. The Boston Red Sox are set to open the season in Cincinnati, with just 13 pictures on their active Major League roster. That's the number they'll carry into Thursday's matchup against the Reds. The big question mark right now is, Reliever Danny Colombe, their 36-year-old lefty, signed late in the off-season. Kumoam took a line drive off his right wrist, his non-throwing hand, during Monday's spring training finale against the Minnesota Twins. He's waiting on X-ray results from Tuesday to see if he'll be ready to go. Even without the injury, Colombe wasn't a lock for opening day. He signed with the team on March 13th, and only through 40 pitches over two spring outings in the last two weeks. Before getting hit, he was slated to stay behind and form buyers for another minor league game on Wednesday. If Colombe lands on the injured list, the Red Sox have options like, recalling right handers at Kelly, or adding promising

1:00rookie lefty Tyler, Samaniego, who impressed all spring. A right wrist issue is about the best possible news for a left-handed pitcher like him, so Boston is optimistic. We'll know more soon on his debut, and how the bullpins shapes up for the start of the year.