Sean Newcomb competes for Red Sox rotation spot

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Sean Newcomb, a Brockton native, is making a strong case for a spot in the Boston Red Sox starting rotation after a challenging year in Oakland. He underwent knee surgery in 2023 and struggled with injuries, leading to his release last July. Since signing with the Red Sox in January, Newcomb has impressed in spring training. He has pitched 9.2 innings in four games, allowing just one earned run and striking out ten batters. Manager Alex Cora has named him a contender for the rotation. Newcomb, a former first-round draft pick, is excited to return to starting after primarily being a reliever. He appreciates the opportunity to compete with both veterans and younger players in the Red Sox camp.


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