With the Red Sox expected to carry six starting pitchers, multi-inning weapons like Garrett Whitlock and Justin Slaten could take on an outsized role in 2025.


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With the Red Sox expected to carry six starting pitchers, multi-inning weapons like Garrett Whitlock and Justin Slaten could take on an outsized role in 2025.{ai:summary}<p>The Red Sox are set to utilize six starting pitchers in 2025, with Garrett Whitlock and Justin Slaten likely to play significant roles as multi-inning options. Their contributions may be crucial to the team's pitching strategy. #sports</p>

Why Garrett Whitlock, Justin Slaten could hold key to bullpen’s success

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