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Dominant Red Sox rookie helps rotation do something it hasn’t done since Roger Clemens was in it

Red Sox rookie Jake Bennett is anchoring a historic starting rotation as Boston nears a four-game sweep of the New York Yankees.

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The Boston Red Sox rotation is currently achieving statistical milestones not seen since the tenure of Roger Clemens. Central to this performance is rookie pitcher Jake Bennett, whose recent efforts have bolstered a rotation defined by a high concentration of left-handed starters.

Coverage from outlets including MassLive, MLB.com, and The Boston Globe highlights Bennett’s contributions following his offseason acquisition by the club. Reports focus on the team’s ongoing success against the Yankees at Fenway Park, specifically noting a 4-1 victory where the Red Sox capitalized on early scoring opportunities against Gerrit Cole.

The Red Sox are currently positioned to secure a four-game sweep of the Yankees. Future developments will track whether the team maintains this rotation momentum and if Bennett continues his current output in upcoming series.

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Quick answers

What is unique about the current Red Sox rotation?

Coverage notes the rotation features three rookies and four left-handed pitchers, achieving milestones not seen since Roger Clemens played for the team.

How has the team performed against the New York Yankees recently?

The Red Sox have defeated the Yankees in three consecutive games at Fenway Park.

Who is Jake Bennett?

Bennett is a rookie pitcher acquired by the Red Sox in an offseason trade.

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