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Washington Post
5 hours ago
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- Washington Post
Red Sox reinstate Wilyer Abreu, option Kristian Campbell to Triple-A
SAN FRANCISCO — The Boston Red Sox have reinstated outfielder Wilyer Abreu from the 10-day injured list and optioned Kristian Campbell to Triple-A Worcester. Abreu had been placed on the injured list on June 9 with a left oblique strain and will make his return when the Red Sox open a three-game series on the road against the San Francisco Giants on Friday night.
Al Arabiya
5 hours ago
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- Al Arabiya
Red Sox reinstate Wilyer Abreu, option Kristian Campbell to Triple-A
The Boston Red Sox have reinstated outfielder Wilyer Abreu from the 10-day injured list and optioned Kristian Campbell to Triple-A Worcester. Abreu had been placed on the injured list on June 9 with a left oblique strain and will make his return when the Red Sox open a three-game series on the road against the San Francisco Giants on Friday night. The Red Sox also traded lefty Zach Penrod to the Los Angeles Dodgers for cash. The 28-year-old Penrod was designated for assignment on Sunday. He had a 4.91 ERA in seven games in the minors this season. Abreu played two rehab games at Worcester before being activated. He played 64 games this season in the majors, batting .245 with 13 home runs and 32 RBIs. The 22-year-old Campbell played 67 games so far this season, starting 54 at second base and eight more in the outfield. He was batting .223 with six home runs and 21 RBIs.
Associated Press
5 hours ago
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- Associated Press
Red Sox reinstate Wilyer Abreu, option Kristian Campbell to Triple-A
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The Boston Red Sox have reinstated outfielder Wilyer Abreu from the 10-day injured list and optioned Kristian Campbell to Triple-A Worcester. Abreu had been placed on the injured list on June 9 with a left oblique strain and will make his return when the Red Sox open a three-game series on the road against the San Francisco Giants on Friday night. The Red Sox also traded lefty Zach Penrod to the Los Angeles Dodgers for cash. The 28-year-old Penrod was designated for assignment on Sunday. He had a 4.91 ERA in seven games in the minors this season. Abreu played two rehab games at Worcester before being activated. He played 64 games this season in the majors, batting .245 with 13 homers and 32 RBIs. The 22-year-old Campbell played 67 games so far this season, starting 54 at second base and eight more in the outfield. He was batting .223 with six homers and 21 RBIs. ___ AP MLB:
Yahoo
6 hours ago
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Rafael Devers trade: What do opposing scouts think of new Red Sox additions?
The Red Sox' decision to trade Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants for four players caught just everybody off-guard in the industry. We spoke to scouts across the game who offered their take on the players the Red Sox are acquiring: Advertisement LHP Kyle Harrison: 'Throws four-seam fastball (94-97 mph) more than 60 percent of the time, helping to set-up slider, which he throws 85-89 of a third pitch against righthanded bats, with a lot of motion to repeat in his delivery, gets his pitch count up quickly due to inability to work ahead and pitch with deceptive delivery that he has not yet at times holding runners and basically finding a timed, repeatable delivery, working more like a reliever than a starting pitcher.' RHP Jordan Hicks: 'Hicks is a big-time thrower who has to rely on chase out of the fastball is used much more than the riding four-seamer (97-101 mph)...Slider has a three-quarter sweep and cutter is 86-02 is rarely used, as he lacks feel and repeat of his mistakes, injury to be injury line: he doesn't work ahead much and lacks feel and imagination to keep hitters off below 60 percent in strike-throwing with all his pitches.' OF James Tibbs III: 'Left fully-developed body, bat ahead of be left in LF, or perhaps a future move to first quick bat, high leg kick load, handles velocity from the belt and concept of the strike reminds some of Michael Conforto, with less arm and outfield speed, with a 4.29 time to first be a fast-mover through the system and could be at Triple A by the All-Star everyday outfielder with 25+ homer bat.' RHP Jose Bello: 'Six-foot-one, 178 pounds...a lean, projectable four-seam fastball that currently sits 93-96 mph, projected higher within two throws hard cutter at 90-92 mph along with conventional slider with hard sweep and ability to get hitters to chase at 86-88 a changeup that he doesn't use much, but needs to throw more since everything else is hard from a three-quarter arm quick long-arm action with more a thrower than a pitcher, effective vs. RHH with intent to attack strike zone with hit-and-miss of a bullpen project with upside at 20 years candidate for a split-finger pitch to aid against lefthanded hitters.' More Red Sox coverage Read the original article on MassLive.
Yahoo
a day ago
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Cardinals No. 3 Prospect Tink Hence to Begin Rehab Assignment
After nearly two months on the shelf, one of the St. Louis Cardinals top pitching prospects will be returning to action. Right-hander Tink Hence, the organizations No. 3 Prospect, will begin a rehab assignment with the Single-A Palm Beach Cardinals the club announced Wednesday. Hence, who was optioned to Triple-A Memphis to begin his 2025 campaign, was quickly placed on the 60-day injured list on March 28 after sustaining a right rib strain. Advertisement The 63rd overall pick by the Cardinals in the 2020 MLB Draft, Hence was impressive last season for Double-A Springfield. In 20 starts, he went 4-3 with a 2.71 ERA and 1.07 WHIP. He also recorded 109 strikeouts to go with 26 walks in 79 and two-thirds innings. Despite last year's numbers, however, the Arkansas native has faced durability questions, causing him to fall out of Top 100 Prospect rankings. St. Louis Cardinals pitching prospect Tink Hence in a spring relief appearance on February 25, 2025. Sam Navarro-Imagn Images "Hence really needed a healthy 2025. He still hasn't thrown more than 96 innings in a season since the Cardinals took him 63rd overall in 2020, and lat/chest/shoulder issues held him to 79 2/3 frames in '24." MLB Pipeline's Sam Dykstra wrote in the most recent rankings update on May 11. Advertisement "As good as the stuff has looked, he needs to show he can stick to the mound to regain more solid Top 100 consideration." Dykstra concluded. The news of Hence's rehab assignment Tuesday comes on the heels of another Cardinals pitching prospect trying to come back from injury. Quinn Mathews, the clubs No. 2 Prospect, threw two scoreless innings in a rehab start for the FCL-Cardinals on Monday. Hence will take the hill tonight when Palm Beach faces the Daytona Tortugas - Cincinnati Reds affiliate - at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. First pitch is set for 6:30 p.m. ET. Related: Cardinals Top Pitching Prospect Shines in First Rehab Start Related: Red-Hot Cardinals Surge Up MLB Power Rankings
