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SI.com · Dec 6, 2018

Report: Red Sox Re-Sign Nathan Eovaldi After Playoff Success

Right-handed pitcher Nathan Eovaldi has agreed to a contract to remain with the Red Sox, according to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal. The terms of the contract have not been released, but the deal is reportedly in the ballpark of four-years, $68 million, according to Fancred's Jon Heyman.

The seven-year veteran was an integral part of Boston's pitching staff last postseason and dominated in postseason play. Eovaldi tallied a miniscule 1.61 ERA in 22.1 playoff innings while appearing both as a starter and in relief. He joined the Red Sox in July after a trade with the Rays.

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