It’s probably foolish to draw conclusions from a prospect’s debut. Even more so when the debut is coming on a Friday night at Fenway Park, with the team coming off a 7-1 road trip and the vibes off the charts.
The Boston Red Sox can’t capture late-inning magic after an excellent start by Payton Tolle in his MLB debut and lose to the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 Friday at Fenway Park.
The Boston Red Sox made the decision Thursday to call up Payton Tolle, and have him start Friday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Boston Red Sox have boasted one of the best farm systems for the last couple of years.
Well…this series has not gone according to plan. The Red Sox have really been made to walk the plank by the Pirates. Payton Tolle did a killer job Friday only to be jobbed by Greg Weissert.
The Boston Red Sox got a much-needed boost in the starting rotation on Friday night. Boston fans certainly must not be happy with the club losing back-to-back games against the Pittsburgh Pirates, but there has been a silver lining this weekend and his name is Payton Tolle.
Friday night at Fenway Park was one of those nights where the storylines outweighed the results on the scoreboard. Of course, the Boston Red Sox would have loved a win in Payton Tolle's major league debut.
With the Boston Red Sox in the middle of a heated division race in the AL East with the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees, they will be needing all hands on deck to keep in step with their peers.
The Boston Red Sox drew plenty of attention in their most recent game, but this time it was because of Payton Tolle and his Major League debut, which has already sparked comparisons to one of the best left-handers, Chris Sale.
The Pittsburgh Pirates made a winner out of Paul Skenes in a matchup of exciting young pitchers, scoring three runs in the sixth inning in a 4-2 win over MLB-debuting Payton Tolle and the Boston Red Sox in the opener of a three-game series Friday night.
I have a take about tonight’s game, and I have a feeling it won’t be a popular one. I don’t really care that the Red Sox lost tonight. The Red Sox are going to make the playoffs.
The Red Sox released veteran right-hander Walker Buehler in a series of moves Friday that included calling up top pitching prospect Payton Tolle for his major league debut.
The Boston Red Sox have a big night ahead of them. Boston is trying to extend its current winning streak to five games as it welcomes the Pittsburgh Pirates to town.
The Boston Red Sox reportedly are calling up their top pitching prospect, Payton Tolle, to start on Friday against a young player whose early career they would like to see him emulate.
The Boston Red Sox are promoting Payton Tolle, their top pitching prospect, to debut Friday night against the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to multiple reports, including Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.
Earlier this week, the news broke that former ace for TCU Baseball, Payton Tolle, would be getting promoted to Triple-A within the Boston Red Sox organization.
The Red Sox are promoting pitching prospects Payton Tolle and Eduardo Rivera from High-A Greenville to Double-A Portland, as was first reported by Josh Ball of Beyond the Monster.