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Dodgers Dominate in Tokyo Series Amidst MLB Trade Rumors

The Los Angeles Dodgers shine in Tokyo, while injury woes plague the Red Sox, forcing potential trades for Atlanta Braves' shortstop.

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Updated: Mar 20th, 2025, 1:09 AM ET

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The Los Angeles Dodgers opened their Tokyo series with outstanding engagement and a strong showing from Shohei Ohtani. Conversely, the Boston Red Sox are reeling from injuries to three starting pitchers, including Brayan Bello, Kutter Crawford, and Lucas Giolito, as they contemplate a trade deal to acquire Braves shortstop Orlando Arcia. Boston's manager, Alex Cora, confirmed that Sean Newcomb, a former first-round pick who has excelled this spring, is a candidate to step into the rotation. As such, the Red Sox may seek to acquire top talent while managing their roster adjustments in light of ongoing player injuries.

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The Boston Red Sox are navigating injury challenges within their starting rotation as they prepare for the season, which may impact their competitiveness.
Manager Alex Cora is confident in the young pitchers filling in, highlighting that spring training performances will determine who secures the rotation spots.
The excitement surrounding MLB's international series in Japan showcases the global appeal of baseball and features star players like Shohei Ohtani.

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