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Red Sox Year in Review 2026: Looking Back at Ranger Suarez's Season

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago

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Ranger Suárez delivered several dominant starts and earned an All-Star selection in his first season in Boston, but injuries and inconsistency shaped his 2026 campaign.

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