The Boston Red Sox have reassigned pitcher Brayan Bello to Triple-A Worcester following a series of poor performances, including a recent game against the Baltimore Orioles where he allowed six runs in the first inning. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow noted that Bello's confidence had diminished, prompting the decision to help him rediscover his love for the game. Bello's current ERA is 6.34, with a troubling 10.35 as a starter. Despite the demotion, the organization still believes in his potential as a major league starter. Breslow emphasized the importance of allowing Bello to succeed in the minors to rebuild his confidence. In his absence, the Red Sox are considering calling up Jake Bennett, who has an impressive 1.60 ERA with Worcester. Additionally, the team has made roster adjustments, including moving Garrett Crochet to the 60-day injured list and welcoming new left-handed reliever Joe La Sorsa, who is eager to contribute against the New York Yankees in their upcoming series.