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Red Sox Sign Kahnle for Bullpen Depth

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Tommy Kahnle, a veteran reliever, joins the Boston Red Sox on a minor-league contract, following his impressive stint with Team Israel in the World Baseball Classic. Initially expected to start in Triple-A, Kahnle could quickly become a valuable asset for the Red Sox, with a solid career ERA of 3.61 across four hundred fifty-six games with teams like the Yankees, Dodgers, White Sox, and Rockies. His potential major-league debut could be as early as March twenty-sixth, when the Red Sox host the Cincinnati Reds.

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Red Sox Sign Kahnle for Bullpen Depth

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Boston Red Sox News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Red Sox Sign Kahnle for Bullpen Depth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on Boston Red Sox News today, subscribe and stay game ready. The Boston Red Sox recently signed veteran reliever Tommy Conley to a minor league contract to add some bullpen death heading into the new season. Conlay caught attention after pitching for Team Israel in the World Baseball Classic, which helped spark this opportunity despite his extensive. Big league background, Insiders like Jen McCaffrey, from the Athletic, expect him to start the year in AAA, building up with some live innings before any major league. Call up. Last season with the Detroit Tigers, the right-hander posted a 1-5 record with a 4.43 earned run average over 66. Appearances, and he owns a solid 3.61 career mark across 456 games with teams like the Yankees, Dodgers, White Sox, and Rockies. He could emerge as a quick option for Boston right after opening day when they host the Cincinnati Reds on March 26.

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