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James Paxton delivers a solid five-inning start in his Dodgers debut, allowing no runs despite putting nine runners on base, while Teoscar Hernández's three-run homer secures an 8-3 win over the San Francisco Giants. Mookie Betts and Shohei Ohtani contribute to the early lead, and Freddie Freeman and Will Smith add RBIs to seal the victory, marking the Dodgers' fourth win in their last five games.
The Hall of Fame voting results will be announced today, with Adrian Beltre, Joe Mauer, and Todd Helton likely to receive the call. The Dodgers are close to a deal with James Paxton, adding depth to their starting rotation. MLBTR will host a live chat with readers today to discuss the remaining offseason moves and free agent market.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are reportedly close to finalizing a one-year deal with pitcher James Paxton, pending a physical exam, for around $11 million in guaranteed money. Paxton, known for his injury history, had a mixed performance in 2023 with the Boston Red Sox. The Dodgers have been active in bolstering their pitching rotation, adding depth with signings and trades, but still face uncertainties with pitchers returning from injuries and adjustments to the MLB schedule.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are close to finalizing a one-year deal with left-hander James Paxton for around $12 million, with performance bonuses based on starts. The team has been aggressive in free agency but still has rotation depth concerns due to injuries and departures. Paxton, known for battling injuries, would add to the Dodgers' collection of high-upside but injury-prone pitchers. The potential signing would push the Dodgers' luxury tax commitments to around $313 million, reflecting their all-in approach as they aim for another NL West title.
Veteran Red Sox starting pitcher James Paxton is set to join the Dodgers on a one-year contract worth around $12 million, becoming the first of Boston’s six major league free agents to sign elsewhere. Paxton, who missed the 2022 season due to Tommy John surgery, posted a 4.50 ERA and 4.68 FIP in 96 innings over 19 starts for the Red Sox in 2023. With Paxton's departure, the Red Sox will need to fill the void in their starting rotation, potentially considering external additions such as Jordan Montgomery, Blake Snell, Mike Clevinger, Michael Lorenzen, Hyun Jin Ryu, or Jakob Junis.
The Boston Red Sox are open to trading outfielder Alex Verdugo ahead of the MLB trade deadline, with the team inquiring about his potential interest to other American League teams. The Red Sox are also considering trading Adam Duvall and James Paxton as they look to strengthen their roster. While Verdugo's recent slump may have cooled his market, his overall performance and contract status make him an attractive option for potential suitors. However, if no overwhelming offers are made, the Red Sox may choose to keep Verdugo on their roster.
The Boston Red Sox have made several roster moves, welcoming back shortstop Yu Chang and lefty starter James Paxton while optioning infielder David Hamilton to Triple-A Worcester and placing righty reliever Kaleb Ort on the injured list. To make room for Chang, the Red Sox designated Triple-A reliever Ryan Sherriff for assignment. Chang will assume starting shortstop duties, providing a defensive upgrade until Trevor Story returns from the injured list.
The Boston Red Sox have made four roster moves, placing pitcher Garrett Whitlock on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation and placing James Paxton on paternity leave. Lefty Brandon Walter and righty Tayler Scott have been recalled from Triple-A Worcester to fill the roster spots. The Red Sox are optimistic that Whitlock's injury is not serious.
James Paxton continues his resurgent season with a dominant performance against the Toronto Blue Jays, holding them scoreless over 7 2/3 innings. With a 2.70 ERA through nine starts, Paxton's comeback after injury is impressive. The Boston Red Sox, who are still in the playoff race but far behind, may consider trading him at the deadline to capitalize on his value. Despite his injury history, Paxton's strong performance could attract interest from teams in need of high-end pitching.
The Toronto Blue Jays are looking to continue their recent success as they face off against the Boston Red Sox in a series opener. Toronto's Jose Berrios has been in top form, boasting a 2.74 ERA and limiting opponents to a .231 batting average in his last 14 starts. The Red Sox will rely on James Paxton, who has provided a much-needed boost to their rotation with a 3.19 ERA and an impressive strikeout rate. The Blue Jays will aim to improve their record against American League East opponents, while the Red Sox will look to exploit Toronto's struggles against left-handed pitchers. The game is expected to be low-scoring early on, with a lean towards the Blue Jays as favorites.
The Boston Red Sox lost to the Chicago White Sox 5-4 after a near rally in the ninth inning. James Paxton left the game early due to right knee soreness, and reliever Josh Winckowski struggled, allowing three solo home runs. Jarren Duran stole three bases, bringing his season total to 14-for-15. Triston Casas made an error late in the game, allowing the White Sox to score the winning run.
James Paxton was pulled from the Red Sox-White Sox game due to knee inflammation after allowing one run over four innings. He believes he will be ready for his next start. The winner of the weekend series will be determined on Sunday.
James Paxton's early exit due to knee soreness is the latest reminder of the Red Sox's struggles in putting together a stable starting rotation this season. With Chris Sale and Tanner Houck already on the injured list, the team is running out of options for filling out the rotation. While Paxton hopes to be ready for his next start, the Red Sox may need to consider other options, including a trade, as they try to push for a playoff spot.
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher James Paxton left Saturday's game against the Chicago White Sox after four innings due to right knee soreness. Paxton had been performing well this season, but joins a growing list of Red Sox starting pitchers dealing with injuries.
Jarren Duran returns to the leadoff spot for the Red Sox as they face the White Sox in a chance to win the series. James Paxton will pitch for Boston against Lance Lynn. Triston Casas returns to first base, batting sixth, and Connor Wong moves to the bottom of the order.