Red Sox Surprisingly Reshuffle Rotation For Series Finale Vs. Yankees

TL;DR

The Boston Red Sox have reshuffled their pitching rotation, moving Brayan Bello's start from Thursday against the Yankees to Friday against the Orioles. Garrett Crochet and Connelly Early will follow in the rotation for the weekend series.

Key points

Brayan Bello's start pushed from Thursday to Friday
Bello will now face the Baltimore Orioles
Garrett Crochet and Connelly Early will pitch on Saturday and Sunday

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Brayan Bello will no longer start Thursday's series finale against the New York Yankees.

MassLive's Chris Cotillo reported on Wednesday that the Boston Red Sox are pushing Bello's start back from Thursday to Friday. He'll now start Friday's series opener against the Baltimore Orioles on the road, followed by Garrett Crochet on Saturday and Connelly Early on Sunday.

The Red Sox have not yet announced a starter for Thursday's game at Fenway Park. There is speculation that it could be Payton Tolle, although Boston could also opt to use an opener or Eduardo Rivera after .

Q&A

Why did the Red Sox change their starting pitcher for the Yankees game?

The Red Sox decided to push Brayan Bello's start back to allow him to pitch on Friday against the Orioles instead.

Who will start for the Red Sox against the Yankees after the rotation change?

Brayan Bello will now start against the Baltimore Orioles on Friday, with Garrett Crochet and Connelly Early scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

What impact does the rotation change have on the Red Sox's series against the Yankees?

The reshuffle may affect the Red Sox's strategy and performance in the series finale against the Yankees, as they adjust their pitching lineup.