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Where Red Sox's No. 5 Starting Rotation Battle Stands
- Oviedo is the leading candidate for the No. 5 starter as spring progresses in Dunedin, Fla.
- Early and Tolle remain in the mix, but have outside chances to unseat Oviedo if spring results favor them.
- If Early or Tolle move up, the team plans to keep them stretched out as starters rather than bullpen depth.
- Manager Alex Cora values left-handed depth and notes right-handed relievers can handle lefties when needed.
- Boston’s rotation depth could absorb injuries and support a strong season, per the report.
- Spring Training performances by Oviedo, Early, and Tolle are shaping the No. 5 starter decision.
- Ovido’s spring performance includes eight scoreless innings with nine strikeouts so far.
- Notes indicate the rotation could remain flexible with injuries, providing depth.
- Key background notes show the organization’s stance on development and roster moves.
- The team’s decision will hinge on spring performance and minor-league readiness.
- The article highlights specific Spring Training results that influence the decision.
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