Morning Sports Update: Roenis Elias in the mix to be Red Sox’ fifth starter
Good morning, sports fans.
The Penguins win the Stanley Cup, the Red Sox lose to the Twins, and John Farrell says Roenis Elias is in-play for the final spot in the rotation.
Roenis Elias could be Red Sox’ No. 5 starter: Farrell didn’t say which pitchers are under consideration, but did say left-hander Roenis Elias is one possibility. The Red Sox could play matchups in the short term with the fifth starter as well, and performance will be a factor in committing to one pitcher. (RedSox.com)
Pittsburgh Penguins win Stanley Cup Trophy in Game 6: A turnaround season for the Pittsburgh Penguins ended with Sidney Crosby once again holding the Stanley Cup. (Boston.com)
Miami eliminates BC on way to College World Series: For a ninth-place hitter who hits few home runs, Edgar Michelangeli has taken dramatic long balls and flamboyant bat-flips to new heights in the last few weeks. (Boston.com)
Watch Martellus Bennett read from the children’s book he wrote:
#Patriots TE @MartysaurusRex reads from his new children’s book “Hey A.J. It’s Saturday” on Sports Final #WBZ pic.twitter.com/W4ogr7FdDM
— Joe Giza (@JoeGiza) June 13, 2016
Yale’s regatta win questioned as Harvard boat sinks: For the second straight year, Yale’s crew team appeared to defeat rival Harvard in the 151st regatta, but the victory may not be so clear-cut. (Boston.com)
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