Adam Ottavino, a right-handed reliever, has rejoined the Boston Red Sox on a minor deal with an invitation to spring training. After spending three seasons with the New York Mets, where he had a solid performance in 2022, Ottavino brings experience back to Boston. His prior stint with the team in 2021 saw him pitch 69 games with a 4.21 ERA. Initially drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals, Ottavino has become recognized in Major League Baseball since his debut in 2010.
The Red Sox and right-handed reliever Adam Ottavino have agreed to a minor deal with a spring training invite, according to New York Post columnist Jon Heyman.
Ottavino spent the last three seasons with the Mets, where he pitched in 60 games last season, collecting 70 strikeouts in 56 innings.
Overall, Ottavino's ERA with the Mets was 3.14, and during his previous stint with the Red Sox, he had a 4.21 ERA.
He was first called up by the Cardinals in 2010 after being drafted in 2006 as the 30th overall pick.
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