The Boston Red Sox have a decision to make for the starting rotation. Dustin May is getting the ball on Sunday night for Boston against the New York Yankees and then will have to decide who will get the ball on Monday night against the Baltimore Orioles.
There's a major question the Boston Red Sox have thus far yet to answer about their September stretch run. On Friday, the Red Sox publicly confirmed that Walker Buehler won't be in the starting rotation moving forward.
The Boston Red Sox have had some questions in the bullpen over the last couple of weeks and now are trying out an intriguing solution. Boston announced on Friday that it is moving Walker Buehler out of the starting rotation and moving him to the bullpen.
The Boston Red Sox are moving one of their key free agent signings, former All-Star right-hander Walker Buehler, from the rotation to the bullpen. MassLive
Walker Buehler’s first season with the Boston Red Sox has not gone according to plan. The former Los Angeles Dodgers two-time All-Star has pitched to an unsightly 5.40 ERA across 22 starts with Boston.
The Boston Red Sox are kicking off their most important series of the season to date on Thursday night with a four-game series against the New York Yankees. Boston released its probable pitchers for the series.
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Walker Buehler is continuing his trend of saying the right things to the media after failing to do the job on the mound.
Tonight is kind of a weird game with a bunch of little things going on all at once, and most of them are easy to overlook with the looming series in New York against the Yankees coming up this weekend.
I have to give it to Kyle Harrison. He pitched pretty lights out. Five scoreless innings, one hit and four walks, eight strikeouts… stuff you’d like to see after watching Walker Buehler pitch last night.
Alas, another series loss. The game started off on a low note, as Buehler gave up 2 runs in the bottom of the first, but the Sox gained a run back and it looked like there was still a shot at winning.
The Boston Red Sox have been on a tear recently with the AL East up for grabs, and after winning eight of their last ten games, they find themselves just three games behind the Toronto Blue Jays for first place in the division.
The Boston Red Sox’s climb up the American League East standings has been impressive. Alex Cora’s team has dominated on the mound, led by AL Cy Young Award candidate Garrett Crochet.
The Los Angeles Dodgers found some success against World Series hero Walker Buehler, but the Boston Red Sox rallied for a 4-3 win to take the series rubber match at Fenway Park.
Walker Buehler cemented his legacy with the Los Angeles Dodgers last season as he closed out Game 5 of the World Series against the New York Yankees. But rather than build on that moment, Buehler and the Dodgers parted ways in the offseason when the right-hander signed a one-year, $21.05 million contract with the Boston Red Sox.
As crazy as it may have sounded at the start of the 2024 MLB season, the Los Angeles Dodgers wouldn’t have won the World Series without Walker Buehler.
Adding pitching is always a priority for teams around Major League Baseball, whether it be in free agency, trades at the deadline, the offseason, or the MLB draft.
Boston right-hander Walker Buehler looks to put a horrid six-start stretch behind him when the Red Sox play the middle game of a three-game series against the host Washington Nationals on Saturday.
If Walker Buehler doesn't figure things out for the Boston Red Sox over the next few weeks, the team will have a decision to make. It might even be fair to suggest that the Red Sox should simply designate Buehler for assignment if they can't find a team willing to take him at the deadline.
Walker Buehler will make his first start in Southern California since helping the Los Angeles Dodgers capture the 2024 World Series title when the Boston Red Sox open a three-game series with the Los Angeles Angels on Monday in Anaheim.
With their injury-plagued rotation threatening their championship chances, the Los Angeles Dodgers should consider reuniting with a two-time World Series champion.