Brayan Bello won’t be ready to make his first scheduled start of 2025 when the season opens next month, said Red Sox manager Alex Cora.

With injuries already impacting the Boston Red Sox pitching staff, how much pressure are the starters and new acquisitions under to produce at a high level?

Brayan Bello, the opening day starter last season, has been dealing with soreness in his shoulder this spring.

The Boston Red Sox will put their starting pitching depth to the test right out of the gate, as Brayan Bello will begin the season on the IL.

Wilyer Abreu and Kutter Crawford could also miss the start of the season, while Devers and others are racing against time to be ready.

Though Red Sox starting pitcher Brayan Bello is trending in the right direction after a bout of right shoulder inflammation at the start of Spring Training, he won’t be ready for the start of the regular season,

Starting pitcher Brayan Bello looks increasingly unlikely to break camp with the Red Sox. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

With Brayan Bello starting the season on the injured list, the Boston Red Sox could turn to up-and-comer Quinn Priester to step into the starting lineup.

Brayan Bello was the Boston Red Sox's Opening Day starter last season, but he's not going to get a chance for a repeat in 2025.

The absence of both Bello and Crawford opens the door for one of the team’s depth starters to make the Opening Day roster, with Richard Fitts, Quinn Priester, Michael Fulmer, Hunter Dobbins and Cooper Criswell all in competition for the rotation vacancy.

Boston Red Sox right-hander Brayan Bello won’t be ready for the start of the season, manager Alex Cora told reporters Tuesday. Bello, the opening day starter last season, has been dealing with soreness in his shoulder this spring.