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Connelly Early makes Red Sox opening day roster

Red Sox’ Connelly Early makes Opening Day roster — and there’s a twist in No. 5 starter competition

Red Sox rookie lefty Connelly Early, after a strong showing in spring training, has made the Opening Day roster, sources said Monday, and he’s not the only candidate for the No. 5 starter job to do so...

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5 Red Sox Things to Watch Before Opening Day: Final Roster Clues From Boston’s Last Spring Games

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Rookie Rule 5 pick makes Red Sox’s Opening Day roster

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RHPs Rodriguez, Bastardo left off of Blue Jays’ Opening Day roster

The Toronto Blue Jays’ Opening Day roster is beginning to take shape.

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New Red Sox Pitcher Claims He Has 'No Concerns' After Inconsistent Spring

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Red Sox Roster Battle Finalized With Last-Second Connelly Early Surprise

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Andruw Monasterio, Connor Wong, and Ryan Watson on Red Sox roster; Payton Tolle among those sent to minors

Later in the day, the team also seemed to have set its pitching staff when it optioned righthanders Zack Kelly and Tyler Uberstine and lefthander Payton Tolle and reassigned righthander Tommy Kahnle t...

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Red Sox Roster Moves Point Toward Club Sticking With Connor Wong

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Yankees’ Carlos Lagrange slapped around by Cubs in final spring start

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Red Sox will start year with 5-6 players on injured list; when will Triston Casas, others be back?

FORT MYERS, Fla. — For much of spring training, the Red Sox have stayed tremendously healthy. In general, the club has avoided any sort of injury scare involving key players, leaving the roster in pretty good shape as Opening Day approaches.

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Red Sox $18M Vet Weeks Away From Game Action After Lost Season

Who will be the Boston Red Sox's No. 5 starting pitcher when the 2026 season opens up? There are a few options to keep an eye on. The most likely options for the No. 5 spot are Johan Oviedo, Kutter Crawford, Patrick Sandoval, Connelly Early and Payton Tolle.

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Red Sox's Alex Cora Calls Ceddanne Rafaela's Spring Home Run

Alex Cora enjoyed a fun moment near the end of spring training. The Boston Red Sox manager conducted an interview with NESN from the dugout during Monday's game against the Minnesota Twins. Right after mentioning that Isiah Kiner-Falefa will "most likely" play second base against left-handed pitchers,