Pitcher Matt Dermody, who's been embroiled in controversy over tweets he's sent, has reportedly been cut by the Red Sox.
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came to light after his start vs. the Cleveland Guardians. Despite public outcry, he pitched for Triple-A Worcester against Norfolk on Wednesday night -- Norfolk's Pride Night.to properly vet the 32-year-old before signing him.Sign up for NECN newsletters. "We pride ourselves on doing the right due diligence so that we can have the right conversations around these things," Bloom told The Boston Globe on Wednesday."We realized as this was unfolding [after the callup] that a process that is normally pretty robust missed some things. There were other concerning things on social media. We usually don't miss these types of things. In this case we did.
Dermody allowed three runs on four hits and a walk in four innings during his lone start with the Red Sox.
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