Summary
The Boston Red Sox signed pitcher Ranger Suarez to a five-year contract, leading to a surplus of starting pitchers on their roster. The team is considering trading pitcher Brayan Bello, who is currently on a $55 million contract. This move could help them acquire a new player and manage team finances.
Key Facts
- The Red Sox signed Ranger Suarez to a five-year deal worth $130 million.
- Suarez is the third new starter for the Red Sox this winter, after Sonny Gray and Johan Oviedo.
- The Red Sox might trade Brayan Bello to reduce their number of starting pitchers.
- Brayan Bello has a $55 million contract through 2030.
- Trading Bello could help the Red Sox stay under a financial threshold of $264 million.
- Bello posted a 3.35 ERA in 29 appearances last season.
- The Red Sox are interested in acquiring veteran infielders and might trade Bello for players like Brendan Donovan or Nico Hoerner.