Red Sox Spring Training: Roster Moves & Rookie Hype

0:00On March 25th, the Boston Red Sox wrapped up spring training with a 13-win 16-loss record in the grapefruit league. Starting pitcher Ranger Suarez struggled in the final game, giving up 9 runs, 8 earned, over 4-1-3 innings on just 69 pitches. It's all about building arm strength this time of year, so hopefully he's just shaking off some rest. Manager Alex Cora plans a mix-and-match platoon as second base against left-handed pitchers using Andrew Monasterio and Isaiah Keiner, Falafa, now that. Roman Gonzales is on the injured list. Monasterio hit 273 against lefties last year, while Keiner for Lefa batted 227. That setup could debut Thursday, versus South Paul, Andrew Abbott, though the socks dodged another lefty starter on Saturday, with Nicola Dolo, sidelined by A. Blister. Craig Bresslow faces big pressure heading into his third year leading baseball operations, knowing past executives like Hyam Bloom and Dave Dombrowski.

1:02Didn't last beyond three and a half seasons. Meanwhile, outfielder Roman Anthony draws Sky High Hype despite just 71 big league games with Cora crediting the rookies' talent and improved physique for the buzz. None of the seven Boston Globe riders picked the Red Sox to win the American League East, with one even taving the raise. On the flip side, Fangrass ranks Boston's position players number one league-wide for next season. As the regular season kicks off, keep an eye on promising rookies, like Kevin McGonagall, with the Tigers and Carson Williams with the raise making. Opening day rosters, setting the stage for plenty of fresh faces across baseball. That's your update from Boston Red Sox News today, powered by AI.