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After a summer of scrutiny at third base, Chad Epperson's move to Worcester puts Boston's best prospect-finisher one step from Fenway as Franklin Arias arrives.

The Boston Red Sox have reassigned former interim third base coach Chad Epperson to manage Triple-A Worcester. While some fans perceived the transition as a demotion following scrutiny over his base coaching decisions, former pitcher Anthony Ranaudo argues the move represents a significant strategic win for Boston's player development system rather than a demotion.
Ranaudo highlights Epperson's extensive organizational tenure since 2002, including 12 years as catching coordinator and a successful managerial stint with the Portland Sea Dogs. The writer emphasizes that Epperson's prior relationships with key prospects like Franklin Arias, Roman Anthony, Kristian Campbell, and Marcelo Mayer will provide vital continuity and communication just below the major-league level.
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