Ranger Suárez was introduced with the Red Sox on Wednesday, and dropped what the Venezuelan pronunciation of his name actually is.

The details of Ranger Suárez's contract were fairly surprising, but perhaps there's a silver lining in a revelation that caused some head tilts. According to C

On Wednesday morning, the Boston Red Sox officially introduced left-hander Ranger Suárez, approximately the 15th starting pitcher on their 40-man roster. “I don’t think there’s a question anymore that the identity of our team,

At his introductory press conference Wednesday at Fenway Park, Suarez - officially unveiled in a Red Sox jersey and fresh off signing a reported five-year, $130 million deal - casually dropped a detail that managed to be both jarring and completely on brand:

Until very recently, the Red Sox had a “type.” When it came to pitching, and starting pitching in particular, the Red Sox were, far more often than not, in search of a big-bodied physique, upper-end velocity and someone with great extension off the mound.