The Boston Red Sox placed starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi on the 10-day injured list over the weekend because of an elbow injury, but it sounds like he will be out a lot longer than that.
The Boston Red Sox have agreed to a deal that will keep one of the biggest heroes of their 2018 postseason run with the team for years to come.
The first domino in the pitching free agent market has fallen, and now it’s time for many other pieces to fall into place.
The Houston Astros have been exploring ways to improve a starting rotation that was one of the best in MLB history last season, and one player they are interested in happened to pitch quite well agai
Nathan Eovaldi is earning his place in Boston Red Sox lore as each day passes.
Eovaldi pitched in relief in Games 1 and 2 of the World Series in Boston, throwing two scoreless innings.
The Boston Red Sox are adjusting on the fly during their ALDS series against the New York Yankees.
The Boston Red Sox made a move to bolster their starting rotation on Wednesday when they acquired right-hander Nathan Eovaldi from the Tampa Bay Rays.
Nathan Eovaldi was pulled from a no-hit bid on Wednesday night for precautionary purposes.
Eovaldi was activated from the 60-day DL on Wednesday to make his return from Tommy John surgery.
