Brayan Bello is headed to Triple-A after another brutal start, and now one Red Sox prospect could be stepping into the spotlight.

The Red Sox have made a decision on what to do with righthander . The team has optioned him to Triple-A Worcester, according to a MLB source. With a 2-6 record and 6.34 ERA, the season could not be going much worse for Bello.

The Boston Red Sox have a rotation vacancy after optioning Brayan Bello to Triple-A Worcester following Thursday's rough start. A rookie could return to the majors to fill the spot. Boston acquired Bennett from the Washington Nationals last December in exchange for hard-throwing pitching prospect Luis Perales.

Just hours after the discouraging outing, Boston demoted the 27-year-old starter to Triple-A Worcester, as first reported by Dan Roche of WBZ. Brayan Bello was optioned to the TrIple-AAA @WooSox after today’s Red Sox loss to the Orioles - sources tell @WBZ — Dan Roche (@RochieWBZ) June 5,

Boston Red Sox demoted starter Brayan Bello to Worcester after giving up five runs in the first inning and berating the media postgame Thursday.

Marc Bertrand and Phil Perry react to another poor outing from Brayan Bello followed by comments calling out questions about his performance this yearRed Sox reportedly option Brayan Bello to Triple-A

The Sox demoted Bello to Triple-A Worcester on Thursday after his latest mess, a six-run, 40-pitch first inning against the Orioles.

One positive for the Red Sox this weekend: they won’t have to deal with Aaron Judge, who was placed on the IL Thursday with a stress fracture of the right rib. With Judge sidelined, outfielder Spencer Jones,