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BOSTON — “Insane.” That’s how rookie Marcelo Mayer described veteran shortstop Trevor Story’s jump throw during the sixth inning of the Red Sox’ 4-3 win over the Rays on Wednesday.
Hoskins has an $18 million mutual option on his deal for next year, so acquiring him would be a low-risk investment for a Red Sox team that seems to be in need of some roster stabilization. Hoskins could also offer some clubhouse leadership for Boston's collection of budding rookie stars.
The Boston Red Sox made a late-night trade for a bullpen arm, and it's a bit of a puzzler. No one can question that the Boston bullpen has been overworked. Not only did they need reinforcements for this weekend against the New York Yankees,
I just wanted to make sure everyone at home knew that we did not turn on our team. It was all in joke and good fun.”
Roman Anthony, the No.1 MLB prospect and recent Boston Red Sox callup, was a heartbreaker in the Florida high school playoffs not so long ago.
According to reports, the Boston Red Sox have acquired hard-throwing reliever Jorge Alcala from the Minnesota Twins. Robert Murray of Fansided was one of the first to report the trade, but the return isn't known yet.
The Red Sox swung a late-night trade with the Twins on Wednesday, acquiring right-hander Jorge Alcalá for minor league infielder/outfielder Andy Lugo. Fellow righty Brian Van Belle was designated for assignment to make room for Alcala on Boston’s 40-man roster,
Brennan Bernardino made highlights with an angry glove throw Monday night. But he has also become a nearly everyday force in the Red Sox bullpen, having pitched 16 times in May.