Through 12 games, the Red Sox hold a 1.42 ERA for the starting rotation, marking a tie for the lowest in American League history for the Live Ball Era.
Improved pitch sequences and overall durability under Andrew Bailey have brought the internal improvement that Boston needed after Lucas Giolito's season-ending injury.
Boston holds MLB's best overall ERA at 2.08, with the starting rotation leading despite minor slips in bullpen performances.
The challenge ahead is to maintain quality outings with a healthy staff, requiring careful management of pitchers like Garrett Whitlock to keep the momentum.
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