The Red Sox made a tough but strategic move, sending rookie shortstop Tsung-Che Cheng down to Triple-A Worcester to make room for Curtis Mead’s offensive boost. Cheng, though not a standout hitter, shined defensively — playing over 100 innings without an error and making a key play that helped extend the team’s 14-game win streak. His strong glove and timely presence filled a critical gap when Trevor Story and Marcelo Mayer were sidelined. With Andruw Monasterio offering more consistent offense, the Red Sox likely see Cheng as a future bench asset — not a long-term shortstop solution — but his defensive value and adaptability could earn him a return later this season.
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