Red Sox's New Rotation: AL's Best ERA?!

0:00It's March 24, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered updates on your squad. The Boston Red Sox rotation struggled last season, finishing 12th in starter ERA at 392, even with strong outings from a few arms. This offseason, they shit things up big time by trading for Sunny Gray and Johan Oviedo, then signing Ranger Suarez to bolster the group. Seeing in camp, Oviedo lost his spot in the first turns through the rotation to prospect connolly, early, the team's number three guy on MLB pipeline. Still, early represents a clear step up from last year's options. Experts like ESPN's David Schoenfield now see the Red Sox boasting the best rotation ERA in the American League, a feat they haven't pulled off since. 2002, during Pedro Martinez' prime, and Derek Lowe's 21-win year. That kind of pitching dominance would take pressure off their young, talented offense, and could push Boston deep into the playoffs.

1:00With better depth overall, these changes set the stage for real turnaround on the mound this year.