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Red Sox: Building from Within, Tolle's Potential Shines

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Boston Red Sox struggling with injuries, sitting at 2-7, last in MLB. Manager Alex Cora keeps prospect Payton Tolle in minors, citing development needs. Tolle impressive with 4.50 ERA, 13 Ks in 10 innings. Red Sox fans frustrated, but Cora remains patient, believing in systems talent. Lineup adjusted, no rush for Tolle or drastic changes. Fans urged to be patient, as team will find its form and turn early slump into comeback fuel.

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Red Sox: Building from Within, Tolle's Potential Shines

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Red Sox: Building from Within, Tolle's Potential Shines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 6th. This is MLB News. Today your AI-powered source for everything, MLB. Boston Red Sox sitting at two wins and seven losses, dead last in baseball, with no other team under three victories. They've been hammered by injuries, too, by pitcher Johan Oviedo landing on the injured list with a right elbow strain. Just can't string wins together early this season. Major Alex Korra talked about prospect Peyton Toll staying put in triple A Worcester. He says Tollay's still developing and bringing him up now with another guy named early wouldn't make sense for the rotation. Korra believes Tollay will help down the road, but they're good with what they've got for now. Fans are feeling the heat from this rough start, but Korra's keeping it real about building from within. Tollay's posted a 4.50 ERA over 10 innings in the minors this year, striking out 13. That, he looks sharp in spring training though, 2.53 ERA in 10 and 2 thirds innings. The club tweaked the starting line of Monday, a smart pivot without panic moves.

No need to rush Tollay or shake things up big time, the talents there in the system. Give it time. Red Sox Nation, these guys will find their groove, rotations solidify, and that early skid turns into fuel for a comeback.

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