The Red Sox rotation, as we’ve talked about a few times during this lockout, is in a bit of a weird place. Barring a trade, things seem pretty much set with five healthy veterans that would presumably slot into the rotation. The potential is there for this group to be a good one and a real plus, but admittedly a lot has to go right. But even on that front, the good news is that the team has more depth than they’ve had in quite some time. With the farm system finally starting to produce pitching at the upper levels, there are a handful of intriguing options waiting in the wings.
Ranking the Red Sox rotation depth options
