Trevor Story will not be in the Boston Red Sox lineup for today's matchup against the Minnesota Twins. Instead, David Hamilton will take the shortstop position. The game at Fenway Park serves as the rubber match in the three-game series, where the Red Sox aim to improve their record.

Kristian Campbell, recently sidelined due to rib discomfort, returns to the lineup for his first career game batting cleanup. Red Sox Manager Alex Cora expressed the decision to shake things up in the lineup, hinting that this new approach could optimize at-bats for the players involved. The game features a pitching duel between Minnesota's Chris Paddack and Boston's Garrett Crochet, with Crochet displaying a strong 2.05 ERA this season.

Kristian Campbell will miss a third consecutive game for the Boston Red Sox due to rib discomfort, despite expectations for a quick return. In his absence, David Hamilton will continue to start at second base after a strong performance, including a three-hit game. Romy Gonzalez is filling in at first base, while Boston's rookie pitcher Hunter Dobbins, called up to replace Walker Buehler, aims to maintain his winning streak. The Red Sox have shown resilience, winning six out of their last ten games.

The Boston Red Sox are gearing up for a six-game homestand but face challenges with key players missing. Kristian Campbell remains sidelined due to rib discomfort, with David Hamilton taking over at second base. Manager Alex Cora hinted Campbell might return by Saturday. Brayan Bello will start his third game this season against the Minnesota Twins, filling in for the injured Walker Buehler, who is on the IL due to shoulder inflammation. Catcher Connor Wong returns to the lineup after a three-week absence from a broken finger. Wilyer Abreu continues to impress, batting fourth for the eleventh time this season.

The matchup showcases promising talents on both teams, with Bello boasting a 2-0 record and a 3.27 ERA going against Twins' Joe Ryan, who has a 3.18 ERA. The Red Sox's lineup includes key hitters like Rafael Devers and Alex Bregman, while the Twins feature stars like Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton. As the season progresses, fans are eager to see how the Red Sox manage their roster dynamics amid injuries and performance expectations, particularly with prop bets surrounding players like Bregman.

Kristian Campbell has been scratched from the lineup due to right rib discomfort, leading to a change in the Boston Red Sox's lineup ahead of their game against the Toronto Blue Jays. David Hamilton, making just his tenth start this season, will take over at second base. Jarren Duran continues to shine, boasting a .500 batting average against Blue Jays’ pitcher José Berríos in their matchups, while also showing a recent power surge with three home runs in a short stretch.

On the other hand, Ceddanne Rafaela, who has struggled recently, will not be in the lineup. Tanner Houck will take the mound for the Red Sox, but he faces a tough challenge going against Berríos, who has been more consistent. This matchup and the performance of players like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who has had success against Houck, will be critical for the outcome of this game.

Ceddanne Rafaela has been a standout for the Boston Red Sox, boasting a .281 average with four RBIs and four steals over his last ten games. However, he will not be playing in the series finale against the Seattle Mariners. Manager Alex Cora is prioritizing getting David Hamilton into the lineup, who will start at second base, while Kristian Campbell takes over in center field. Carlos Narváez returns behind the plate after Blake Sabol's stint.

The Red Sox, currently sitting at 14-12 and two games above .500, aim to secure a series win against the Mariners. Ace Garrett Crochet, with an impressive 1.13 ERA, will take the mound against Seattle's Bryan Woo, who holds a 3.12 ERA. In a roster move, the Red Sox have replaced Josh Winckowski with hard-throwing Luis Guerrero, adding depth to their bullpen. The first pitch is scheduled for 1:35 p.m. ET, and fans across various platforms will be able to catch the action.