WooSox Limit Pitches, Keep Arms Ready

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The Worcester Red Sox kicked off their season with a clear plan for managers Chad Tracy

and Dan D'Alucia, keep starters fresh by limiting their.

Pitches in the first three games against Syracuse.

Jake Bennett threw under 60 pitches in the opener, Tyler Uberstein mashed that on Saturday

and Peyton Tull hid 71 over four innings on.

Sunday

His approach kees arms ready for potential call-ups to the Big League Red Sox, who need reliable

multi-inning relievers early on.

Saturday brought a solid 5-3 win, powered by Uberstein's four efficient innings, where

he gave up just two hits, one walk and three.

Strideouts.

Mikey Romero smashed the team's first home run of the year, a solo shot in the fourth,

and Mickey Gasper drove in a run later to build a lead.

Despite some defensive mis-cues in the sixth that led Syracuse close the gap to one, relievers,

Tyler Samaniego and Tyron Guerrero locked it down.

Sunday turned into an 8-10 loss, mostly thanks to Tull his rocky, triple-A debut.

He surrendered six runs over four innings, four earned, amid four team errors that piled

on the damage.

The Worcester hung tough offensively, drawing 10 walks and getting five hits with runners

in scoring position, but a late 9th inning homer, off Kyle.

Keller sealed it after Christian Campbell's double play hurt their chances.

Standout bats like Brayden Ward and Gasper, combined for five hits from the top of the

order, while Romero added three RBI's, despite sharing in the bays, errors.

The staff only fan seven met total cross-games, and the offense stranded plenty of runners,

but those timely hits kept things competitive.

With arms preserved and prospects like Romero heating up, the Wussox looked primed

to build momentum as the long minor league grind rolls on, feeding, telling straight to

Boston when needed.