Red Sox promote prospect to start Tuesday’s game, make flurry of moves as rosters expand
The Red Sox have made a series of roster moves, including promoting a prospect to start a game, but the debut did not go as planned.
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The Red Sox have expanded their roster to 28 men. The team promoted a prospect, Jedixson Paez, to start Tuesday’s game. Paez’s debut was marked by a rough outing. He allowed eight runs in his first major-league start, according to CBS Sports and Audacy.
The Mariners scored early and often against Paez, spoiling his debut. The Boston Globe and The New York Times both noted that the Mariners' early onslaught was decisive. Paez was called up to fill in for the injured Sonny Gray. The Red Sox made several other moves to bolster their lineup and rotation, according to 98.5 The Sports Hub and MassLive.
The Red Sox rallied late in the game but ultimately fell short. NESN and Yahoo Sports both covered the team’s late rally, which came too late to overcome the deficit. Paez’s time in Boston may be brief, as the team continues to evaluate its roster options. The significance of a ninth-inning homer by Mickey Gasper was also noted by Yahoo Sports.
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Sources (8)
- Red Sox Rally Comes Too Late After Rookie Starter’s Nightmare Outing NESN · 3d ago
- Jedixson Paez's Red Sox debut turned into a nightmare Audacy · 3d ago
- Mariners spoil Jedixson Paez’s team debut with early onslaught in win over Red Sox at Fenway Park The Boston Globe · 3d ago
- Mariners crush Red Sox rookie called up to fill in for Sonny Gray The New York Times · 3d ago
- Red Sox's Jedixson Paez: Rocked for eight runs in major-league debut CBS Sports · 3d ago
- Jedixson Paez’ start, time in Boston both brief; Why 9th inning homer was significant; Mickey Gasper remains hot (Notebook) Yahoo Sports · 3d ago
- Red Sox add to lineup, rotation as rosters expand to 28-men 98.5 The Sports Hub · 3d ago
- Red Sox promote prospect to start Tuesday’s game, make flurry of moves as rosters expand MassLive · 3d ago
The obvious questions
Who did the Red Sox promote to start Tuesday’s game?
The Red Sox promoted prospect Jedixson Paez to start Tuesday’s game.
How did Jedixson Paez perform in his debut?
Paez allowed eight runs in his major-league debut, according to CBS Sports and Audacy.
Why was Paez called up?
Paez was called up to fill in for the injured Sonny Gray.
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