Tyron Guerrero

And that move has paid off big time, right? You sign a role as Chapman two off seasons ago.

He's been great for the Red Sox, right? You may even make like lower key signings at the time, like Tyrone Guerrero.

And look how that's worked out.

Bringing in Jemai Jones this year.

Like, you know, I think those things are coming into play.

I will also say, you know, I do want guys to be getting some ABs here.

over this last week or so i want guys to be getting some innings out of this bullpen i'd like for tyrone guerrero to get in there a little bit eric miller i'd like for to try and get a couple more appearances really try to work things out command wise um obviously i want wilson and seti to get some abs before the end of the year i'd love if crochet could maybe pitch an inning or two i don't know if that's possible but i'd love for that that'd be great to get some in-game action that'd be great um No story.

Roman, obviously, I still want them to keep getting ABs.

He'll be in the pen for sure.

Tyrone Guerrero, assuming he's healthy and throwing the way he was before the IL, I'm definitely finding room for him because he's been so solid for this team this year.

So those ones feel like obvious ones.

And now it's where things get interesting because The current projected bullpen group includes Chapman, Whitlock, Guerrero, Miller, Greg Weiser, Brian Bayo, Jake Bennett, Garrett Crochet, and Tanner Houck.

That's nine names, and that list doesn't even include Giovanni Moran or Wyatt Olds, who was just optioned back down to Worcester for Tyrone Guerrero being activated, but potentially could be part of the taxi squad going down to the spring training site in Florida, too.

potentially be used.

And then there's Johan Oviedo, who I spent Friday talking about that I had just interviewed in Worcester.

Like, what world are we in? Well, and you look at a couple of guys that have made huge impacts for you, and it was guys that people hadn't heard of at the start of the season.

One of them, Tyron Guerrero, hadn't pitched in Major League Baseball in seven seasons.

The other one, Jake Bennett, was acquired in a prospect for prospect trade where the entire league said, what the fuck are the Red Sox doing? And he became your number three.

He pitched like a top of the rotation starter for close to two months this year.

Bennett stepped up.

Slayton, for most of the year, was really, really good.

Tyron Guerrero.

Chapman replicated what he did last year.