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Boston Red Sox demote struggling pitcher Brayan Bello to Triple‑A Worcester

Boston Red Sox pitcher Brayan Bello was sent to Triple‑A Worcester after a continued slump this season. Over 12 appearances (eight starts) he recorded a 2‑6 record with a 6.34 ERA, allowing 43 earned runs—the most in the American League—and 44 strikeouts.

Bello’s latest start against the Baltimore Orioles resulted in eight earned runs in five innings, prompting manager Chad Tracy to move him to the minors immediately afterward. Bello said he "shed some tears" and felt emotional about the decision, emphasizing his love for the game.

The demotion opens a roster spot for rookie Jake Bennett, while the Red Sox hope Bello can regain form in the minors and return to the rotation later in the season.