The Boston Red Sox entered the 2025 season with heightened expectations, but to this point, they have failed to meet them. While they have won their past two series against the New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays,

The Red Sox shuffled their pitching staff again Monday, calling up a rookie who has been dominating at Triple-A Worcester.

The Boston Red Sox today announced the following roster moves: - Selected outfielder Roman Anthony to the active Major League roster from Triple-A Worcester. He will wear number 48. - Placed outfielder Wilyer Abreu on the 10-Day Injured List with a left oblique strain.

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly making the long-awaited move to call up top prospect Roman Anthony from Triple-A Worcester on Monday. Anthony, who slugged a 497-foot grand slam in front of executive Craig Breslow on Sunday, will get his first chance at big league stardom in the Red Sox’ Monday matinee with the Tampa Bay Rays.

Stock appeared in a game for Boston on April 7, allowing one run in 2 innings after the Red Sox promoted him that day from Worcester. They then designated him for assignment the following day and he was outrighted back to Worcester on April 10.

Stock in two games with the Red Sox posts a 10.13 ERA, a 3.00 WHIP, and one strikeout in 2.2 innings. In 12 games at Triple-A Worcester, he went 3-2 with a 3.09 ERA, a 1.27 WHIP, and 63 strikeouts ...

Breslow made several significant moves this offseason. But the moves he didn't make are really hurting the team now.

After Wednesday’s game, the Yankees made a pair of transactions that narrowed their bullpen options. Left-handed pitcher Brent Headrick was optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and fellow lefty Brandon Leibrandt was released entirely.

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