Mac Cerullo

1 week ago | bvmsports.com | Mac Cerullo

By Mac Cerullo via Boston Herald, Without any of their regular starters available thanks to the recent run of rainouts and doubleheaders, the Red Sox activated Richard Fitts from the injured list after just one rehab start and will have the right-hander start on Tuesday in Milwaukee. To clear space on the active roster the Red Sox optioned right-hander Zack Kelly to Triple-A. The Red Sox also activated left-hander Zach Penrod (left elbow sprain) from the 60-day IL and optioned him to Triple-A.

1 week ago | saratogian.com | Mac Cerullo

Without any of their regular starters available thanks to the recent run of rainouts and doubleheaders, the Red Sox activated Richard Fitts from the injured list after just one rehab start and will have the right-hander start on Tuesday in Milwaukee. To clear space on the active roster the Red Sox optioned right-hander Zack Kelly to Triple-A. The Red Sox also activated left-hander Zach Penrod (left elbow sprain) from the 60-day IL and optioned him to Triple-A.

1 week ago | saratogian.com | Mac Cerullo

Sean Newcomb’s time with the Red Sox has come to an end. The Red Sox announced Tuesday that they have traded the former Middleborough High standout to the Athletics in exchange for cash considerations. The left-hander was designated for assignment earlier this week, a process that made him available to other teams before the Red Sox could potentially outright him to Triple-A. Given his performance this season, it was always unlikely Newcomb would stick around.

1 week ago | bvmsports.com | Mac Cerullo

Sean Newcomb's time with the Red Sox has come to an end. The Red Sox announced Tuesday that they have traded the former Middleborough High standout to the Athletics in exchange for cash considerations. The left-hander was designated for assignment earlier this week, a process that made him available to other teams before the Red Sox could potentially outright him to Triple-A. Given his performance this season, it was always unlikely Newcomb would stick around.

1 week ago | courant.com | Mac Cerullo

Several hours before first pitch on Sunday, several Red Sox players and coaches took the field to run through some pregame ground ball drills. Two of those were rookies Marcelo Mayer and Kristian Campbell, and the sight of the top prospects working together at Fenway Park was one fans have long dreamed of. The only thing was, most people probably envisioned Campbell and Mayer working together at second base and shortstop, not first and third base.