The Boston Red Sox will turn to promising young Brian Bellew to start Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Rays, Bellow confirmed to MassLive.com. Technical director Alex Cora told reporters on Monday that Bello was a candidate for approval.
Bello, 23, has improved his stock dating last year. In 15 appearances split between Double- and Triple-A this season, he has amassed 2.33 ERAs and a 3.45 hit-to-walk ratio. Bello was recently rated by America baseball Fourth best prospect in Boston’s farm systemindicating that he has an upside-down mid-turn thanks to an arsenal that includes an above-average speedball, latch and plus shift.
FanGraphs, on the contrary, He wrote that Bello was “ready for a high-impact setup role” in pre-seasonin part due to the Savior’s more convenient delivery.
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Bello will become the third player to make his major league debut with the Red Sox this season, joining Jeter Downs and right-hand Josh Winckowski.
The Red Sox is currently in full rotation. Nathan Evaldi (back inflammation), Rich Hill (knee sprain), James Paxton (Tommy John surgery), Chris Seal (rib stress fracture) and Garrett Whitlock (hip inflammation) are all on the list of sufferers. As a result, Boston had to access its system to fill the void. As for Salé, he appears to be close to returning to the tournament and making his debut in 2022. On Tuesday, Cora told MLB Radio Network That Sale will start another minor league rehab on Wednesday and if all goes well, it can be activated before its next scheduled start. The 33-year-old left-footed player hasn’t played in a top-level game since Game Five of the ALCS last year.
Even with these injuries, the Red Sox improved their position within the American Eastern League, entering on Monday in second place with a score of 44-35. July will be a challenge for the Red Sox if they want to stay there. Boston will play its next 17 games against three AL East enemies – including the next 14 against the Rays or New York Yankees. The Red Sox will not play a non-Eastern competitor again until July 25, when they begin a series against the Cleveland Guardians.
