Red Sox Ranked High in ESPN MLB Power Rankings

0:00On March 31st, ESPN's latest MLB power rankings put the Boston Red Sox at number 9 overall, but that spot sparks some real debate among the writers. One ESPN voice, Jorge Castillo, ranked him as high as number 3, saying their starting rotation could be the best in baseball and their offense. We'll surprise folks. Last year, Boston still won 89 games even with drama around Rafael Devers, Alex Bregman out for nearly two months, and young Roman Anthony. Sidelined, late after joining in June, Castillo calls Gare Crochet maybe the top pitcher alive, outside Tarek Skuball, and Paul Scains, and at just 21, Anthony could dominate. Hitting if he stays healthy, despite the team messing up the Devers mess and Bregman resign. The Red Sox sit at one and three to start the season, facing Houston tonight with Brandon Bello on the hill, poised to prove the optimist right all. Year long, team coverage, powered by AI.

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