In the case of the Milwaukee Brewers and Boston Red Sox, that phenomenon has come into play. Early in the season, the Brewers traded for Quinn Priester in desperate need of starting pitching help. The Red Sox, at the time, had an excess amount of starting pitchers and had Priester beginning the year in the minor leagues. As the Brewers enjoy Quinn Priester's impressive breakout season, the Red Sox could use some stability in their starting rotationOver time, the Red Sox have seen their starting pitching depth slowly dwindle. Beyond Garrett Crochet (2.69 ERA), Bryan Bello (3.34 ERA), and Lucas Giolito (3.46 ERA), the Red Sox lack a reliable option.