Red Sox may have finally found a way to fix Brayan Bello

TL;DR

Brayan Bello, the Boston Red Sox's No. 4 pitcher, may be regaining his form after struggling early in the season. Despite a recent loss to the Philadelphia Phillies, his performance in two recent starts suggests he could reclaim his spot in the rotation.

Key points

Brayan Bello is the No. 4 pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
Bello struggled early in the season, raising concerns about his rotation spot
Recent performances after an opener suggest he may be regaining form
The Red Sox lost 2-1 to the Philadelphia Phillies

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While the Boston Red Sox lost yesterday in brutal fashion, 2-1 to the Philadelphia Phillies in Fenway, they did learn something pretty important. Brayan Bello, their No. 4 pitcher in the rotation, might be getting his mojo back.

Starting the season, Bello was one of, if not the worst pitcher in all of baseball. His confidence was shattered, and his spot in the rotation was definitely in question.

However, after two starts where he came in after an opener, it seems Bello might be able to reclaim his position in the rotation, at least for now.

Pre-opener Bello was disastrous

Q&A

What changes have helped Brayan Bello improve his pitching?

Brayan Bello's recent improvement is attributed to coming in after an opener during his last two starts, which seems to have boosted his confidence.

How did Brayan Bello perform earlier in the season?

Earlier in the season, Brayan Bello was one of the worst pitchers in baseball, struggling significantly and facing questions about his place in the rotation.

What was the outcome of the Red Sox game against the Phillies?

The Boston Red Sox lost to the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 in a recent game at Fenway Park.