The Boston Red Sox have bolstered their minor league pitching depth by acquiring right-hander John Holobetz from the Milwaukee Brewers, completing a trade initiated last month. Holobetz, a fifth-round pick in 2022, has shown promise in Single-A Carolina with a 3.00 ERA over 34 innings, featuring 31 strikeouts and a .180 opponent batting average.

This trade was part of a deal that sent Quinn Priester to Milwaukee, where he has struggled with a 5.79 ERA across 23 ⅓ innings. Holobetz’s collegiate background includes pitching as a reliever at ODU and Radford, and he now adds depth to the Red Sox's pitching prospects.

The Milwaukee Brewers commence a four-game series against the San Francisco Giants tonight at Oracle Park, with a matchup between starting pitchers Quinn Priester and Robbie Ray. Priester boasts a stellar 0.90 ERA, while Ray has a respectable 4.19 ERA this season. Fans can catch the action at 8:45 p.m. CT on FanDuel Sports Wisconsin.

The Brewers' lineup features key players like Christian Yelich and Rhys Hoskins, while the Giants counter with Mike Yastrzemski and Matt Chapman. As both teams gear up for this exciting matchup, the Brewers are looking to build on their strong early-season performance.

The Milwaukee Brewers (7-5) are aiming for a series sweep against the Colorado Rockies (2-9) in Denver today. Quinn Priester is set to pitch for the Brewers, while Ryan Feltner takes the mound for the Rockies. After a dominant 17-2 victory, where Jackson Chourio contributed significantly with five RBIs, the Brewers’ offense is looking to continue its momentum. Betting lines show the Brewers as slight favorites at -116, while the total runs are set at 10.0. The Brewers have won 7 of their last 8 games, contrasting with the Rockies, who have struggled to cover the run line in 8 of their 11 outings.

The Boston Red Sox are actively reshaping their starting rotation ahead of the 2025 season, focusing on acquiring talent to address past deficiencies.

Key additions include left-hander Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox and veterans Walker Buehler and Patrick Sandoval, both of whom come with injury histories but significant potential.

With this revamped roster, the Red Sox aim to enhance their competitiveness and end their recent postseason struggles.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have acquired utility player Enmanuel Valdéz from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for right-handed pitching prospect Joe Vogatsky. This move adds to the Pirates' roster as they prepare for the 2024 season.

Valdéz, who was recently designated for assignment by Boston, has shown promise in his time in the majors and Triple-A, particularly with his power-hitting abilities. Meanwhile, Vogatsky, a recent draft pick, has yet to make his MLB debut.