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Red Sox Activate Garrett Whitlock From 15-Day Injured List

The Red Sox and Mets are both making key roster moves as the MLB season enters its final stretch.

By · Published September 1, 2026  14:11 UTC · Updated September 1, 2026  15:32 UTC

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The Boston Red Sox activated pitcher Garrett Whitlock from the 15-day injured list. The move was first announced by the Boston Herald. The Red Sox are preparing for a crucial doubleheader against the New York Yankees. The team also demoted a 27-year-old pitcher following a poor performance against the Yankees. Whitlock's return to the bullpen is expected to bolster the Red Sox's pitching staff.

The New York Mets activated Juan Soto from the injured list, skipping a rehab assignment in the process. The New York Post and SNY both covered Soto's return, emphasizing his leadership and motivation. The New York Times provided context on the Mets' decision not to shut down Soto despite a challenging season. The Bergen Record focused on Soto's perspective on the Mets' final games. The Boston Globe and heavy.com covered the Red Sox's roster moves, highlighting Whitlock's potential return to the bullpen.

CBS Sports noted Whitlock's clean inning in his return. The Boston Herald and heavy.com reported on the demotion of the 27-year-old pitcher. The Red Sox and Mets are both positioning themselves for the final stretch of the season. The Red Sox aim to strengthen their bullpen with Whitlock's return, while the Mets are counting on Soto's leadership and offensive contributions. The next steps for both teams will depend on their performance in upcoming games and any further roster adjustments.

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Who did the Red Sox activate from the injured list?

The Red Sox activated pitcher Garrett Whitlock from the 15-day injured list.

What was the outcome of Juan Soto's return to the Mets?

Juan Soto returned to the Mets' lineup and drove in a go-ahead RBI in a win against the Houston Astros.

What moves did the Mets make to accommodate Soto's return?

The Mets placed a player on waivers and optioned another to Triple-A to make room for Soto's return.

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