Cam Booser Makes MLB Debut with Red Sox After Overcoming Major Setbacks

At 31, Cam Booser debuted for the Boston Red Sox, marking a significant comeback after injuries and personal challenges halted his earlier career.

Cam Booser, a 31-year-old pitcher, made his MLB debut with the Boston Red Sox, becoming the franchise's oldest player to debut since 1947.
Booser's journey to the majors included overcoming a series of injuries, a drug suspension, and a career shift to carpentry.
After several years away from professional baseball, Booser returned to the sport, eventually catching the attention of MLB teams with his improved performance.
His debut game saw him pitch the ninth inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates, where he allowed one run and secured a strikeout.
Booser's return to baseball was marked by emotional moments, including a significant game where his family was present and he reflected on his long journey to the majors.