Red Sox Select Tyler Danish Put Chris Seal on Injured List for 60 Days

The Red Sox announced this afternoon that they have chosen the Savior Tyler Danish To the big league roster. In order to unlock a space in the 40-player roster, all-stars are seven times chris sel He was placed on the infected list for 60 days.

Danesh, 27, will return to the majors for the first time in four years. A former second-round pick by the White Sox, he fit the South Sides every season from 2016 to 2018. He counted only 13 runs during that time, allowing for seven runs with 11 strikes for 13 walks. Chicago kicked him out of the 40-player roster in September 2018. The right-hander continued to spend time in the Mariners and Angels systems in minor league deals but never made it to the big leagues with either club.

Although no MLB time has been seen in Orange County, the Danes have had a great 2021 campaign in the Angels system. He’s worked 70 1/3 innings over 32 games, often tossing multiple Bullpen innings. Along the way, he scored a 3.84 ERA while he scored 26.8% of opponents against a meager 5.1%. This resulted in the Dane receiving an unlisted invitation to attend major league spring training with the Red Sox. He threw six innings of one-ball runs during a stage show, clearly impressing the Sox brass along the way.

To make way for the Danes, Boston is officially ruling out the myrtle until at least early June. It’s a disappointing development but not particularly surprising. Selling diagnosed with stress fracture In his rib in mid-March, an injury that was always expected to keep him from throwing for weeks. Southpaw has yet to start throwing, and will need plenty of time between the time he first catches the ball and when he’s ready for the big league games.

Selling would need weeks to build up his arm strength through a throwing program, then he would definitely have to embark on a minor league rehab job. Given this schedule, it stands to reason that the front office in Boston did not consider it feasible for him to return for two months. With Sale out, it looks like the Red Sox will open the season in turns Nathan EvaldiAnd the Nick PevitaAnd the tanner hookAnd the Rich Hill And the Michael Washa. Danish and Cotter Crawford – who was informed this morning that he will be on the opening day list (link via Ian Brown from MLB.com) – handy as swing options.

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