Red Sox Injuries Force Bullpen Move

On April 30, Boston Red Sox thought they fixed their starting rotation this off-season, but

injuries have them in a bind right now.

Gare Crochet, Sunigre, and Johann Oviato are all on the injured list, leaving the team

shorthanded early in the season.

Guys like Ranger Suarez and Connor Early have stepped up lately, but Brambello has been

rough with a 9.12 ERA over six starts, putting extra pressure on the staff.

Gare manager Chad Tracy sees potential in calling a veteran reliever Tommy Conley from

Triple A to bolster the bullpen and give starter some breathing room.

Conley is dealing well down there, posting a 3.24 ERA in 8 1-3 innings, with no runs

allowed in his last three outings, and five scoreless appearances out of seven.

The clock is ticking though, with his contract allowing a move to the majors by May 1st, or

an opt-out by June 1st, he could steady things out of.

The pin if they act fast, that wraps Boston Red Sox News today, brought to you with AI.

I'm Corey with the story.