Red Sox Shake Up Lineup, Crochet Pitches

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The Boston Red Sox are shaking up their lineup for Wednesday's series finale against the

Houston Astros at Dijkhan Park.

They're giving a break to young guns, Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayor, and Carlos Narbias.

This marks Anthony's first day off all season, and Narbias gets back to back rest days after

a late scratch.

These guys have been in slumps lately.

These just won for 17 with 10 strikeouts since opening day.

Mayor's struggling too, won for 14 in recent starts.

Meanwhile, Jaren Duran, Caleb Durbin, and Isaiah Kiner-Felefa are back after sitting

out Tuesday's game.

The returns haven't been smooth either.

Those three have combined for two hits in 34 at Bats this year, with age strikeouts

and no extra base power.

Fans are feeling the frustration, as the socks chase their first win.

Jare Crochet takes the mound for Boston, looking sharp at one in zero, with a 0.00 earned

run average and eight strikeouts.

He's aiming to snap the team's four-game losing streak against Mike Burrows, who's zero

and one with a 7.94 earned run average for.

Houston.

Line-up highlights include Duran and left, Trevor's story at short, and Sedan Raffaiella

in center for the socks, facing Altuve, Alvarez, and Correa for the first.

Astros.

This tweak could spark something before the series wraps.