The Boston Red Sox recently acquired a young pitcher from the Pittsburgh Pirates, and he's coming into form after a rough start or two.
When chief baseball officer Craig Breslow dealt second baseman prospect Nick Yorke to the Pittsburgh Pirates for pitching prospect Quinn Priester,
“Priester, who came over to the Red Sox last month in exchange for Nick Yorke, turned in one of the best five innings of pitching the WooSox have seen all season on Friday night,” O’Day said. Priester himself also spoke about velocity in the aftermath of his first successful outing with the Red Sox.
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