Connelly Early's Historic Red Sox Debut
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Connelly Early, a 23-year-old lefty, made history with the Boston Red Sox, becoming the youngest starter since Babe Ruth to hold opponents to one run or fewer while striking out at least five in the teams first three games. His impressive debut against the Reds, where he went five and one-third innings with just one run on five hits and six strikeouts, has Red Sox fans and brass excited about his potential as a long-term rotation anchor.
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