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    Red Sox recall Nick Sogard from Triple-A

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    Red Sox recalled INF/OF Nick Sogard from Triple-A Worcester.

    Sogard got the call to fly cross country to join the Red Sox out in West Sacramento after Curtis Mead suffered a fractured wrist in his Boston debut on Monday. The 28-year-old got into 12 games earlier this season and offers some defensive versatility in a bench role.
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    Adley Rutschman hit a three-run homer off Grayson Rodriguez as the Red Sox beat the Angels 5-2 on Monday.

    It would have been hard to imagine the Orioles parting with either Rodriguez or Rutschman two years ago. Now they’re facing each other with neither wearing an O’s uniform. Rutschman got the better of the matchup today, sending a liner 371 feet down the right field line at Fenway. Statcast said it was a homer in only two ballparks, not because of distance but because it would have curved foul elsewhere. Rutschman now has four homers in 19 games for the Red Sox and 12 in 86 games overall.
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    With Aroldis Chapman resting after pitching three of the last four days, Garrett Whitlock pitched a perfect ninth for a save Monday against the Angels.

    Whitlock struck out two. He’s faced the minimum over three innings in his three appearances since coming off the IL, and he has a 1.88 ERA in 48 innings on the season.
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    Jarren Duran collected his 20th homer and 15th double Monday against the Angels.

    Homers haven’t been the issue for Duran this year; he has four more than he did last year and only one fewer than in his remarkable 2024 campaign. However, he’s totaled just 19 doubles and triples, compared to 54 last year and 62 in 2024. At .204/.259/.365 for the season, he’s probably going to need to do something special in October for the Red Sox to want him back next year. The question is whether he’ll have any real trade value at his approximately $10 million arbitration price.
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    Moisés Ballesteros finished 3-for-4 with a homer and a double against the Red Sox on Monday.

    All three of Ballesteros’s hits left the bat at over 100 mph. He’s still batting just .195/.242/.283 through 30 games with the Angels, but things might be getting better. He’s struck out just once in his last four games, compared to 30 times in his first 26 games with the team.
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    Connelly Early (elbow) will make a minor league rehab start in a bridge camp game in Florida on Tuesday.

    Early is working his way back from elbow inflammation, and forearm tightness that cropped up during his rehabilitation process, which sent him to the injured list when he was still with the Red Sox back in late June. There’s a chance he makes his Nationals debut before the regular season concludes, but his odds of making a fantasy impact are virtually nonexistent. The biggest takeaway here is that Early should have a normal offseason and begin next year in Washington’s rotation.
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    Brayan Bello allowed four hits in five shutout innings in a win over the Angels on Monday.

    Bello also walked two and struck out seven while throwing 60 percent of his pitches for strikes and posting a 12 percent swinging strike rate. Bello threw just 60 percent of his sinkers for strikes, and getting ahead with his fastballs has been a continuous issue for him. However, Bello’s sweeper was electric in this one, posting a 26 percent swinging strike rate and a 44 percent CSW. He’s never had marks that high while also throwing his sweeper over 20 percent of the time. It was a nice start for Bello, who could work in some relief capacity over the weekend as well.
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    Grayson Rodriguez allowed five runs on six hits in four innings in a loss to the Red Sox on Monday.

    Rodriguez threw just 61 percent of his pitches for strikes in this one with a 23 percent CSW. His changeup posted just a 50 percent strike rate, and that has been one of his best pitches this season. On a positive note, he did post a 15 percent swinging strike rate on his curveball, and he has struggled for most of the season to get whiffs on his breaking balls. Rodriguez will take a 6.28 ERA into a start against the Nationals on Sunday, and wejust can’t recommended using him in that game.
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    A.J. Ewing went 3-for-5 with a double and three RBI in a win over the Marlins on Monday.

    Ewing had been in a prolonged slump, but he now has a modest four-game hitting streak that has seen him go 7-for-15 with one home run and five RBI. Perhaps the rookie is starting to adjust back to how MLB pitchers are attacking him. The 22-year-old has a solid .247/.319/.365 slash line in his rookie season, which began with him at Double-A.
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    Graham Pauley went 1-for-3 with a home run and three RBI in a loss to the Mets on Monday.

    Pauley has now started three straight games at third base and four of the last five. He has not been super productive in those five starts, going 3-for-15 with two home runs, seven RBI, and a 3/3 K/BB ratio. He’s tough to trust in fantasy leagues right now.
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    Jonah Tong allowed four runs on four hits in five innings in a win over the Marlins on Sunday.

    While the four runs on four hits is not ideal, three of those runs came on a home run by Graham Pauley in the second innings. Tong struck out seven on the day while walking only one and posting an 18 percent swinging strike rate. Tong threw 63 percent of his pitches for strikes, which is in line with what he’s done in his previous starts for the Mets, but his four-seamer got plenty of called strikes, which put him in good spots to get swinging strikes with his changeup and cutter. He’ll get a bit of a stiffer test next week against the Orioles.