The Boston Red Sox are bolstering their pitching staff, signing a player on the verge of a World Series win. It was no secret that pitching improvements were needed in the offseason, and the Sox are showing they’re embracing that. Seriously. According to ESPN, the team has agreed to a one-year deal with right-hander Walker Buehler. The 30-year-old will be a veteran in the rotation and also brings championship experience. He was part of two World Series teams with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Buehler played a big role in the Dodgers’ series against the New York Yankees. He pitched five shutout innings in his team’s Game 3 win. The big highlight was his scoreless ninth inning in Game 5, which secured the save and the decisive victory. Buehler is the third addition to Boston’s team, following left-handers Garrett Crochet and Patrick Sandoval.