The Boston Red Sox are missing one of their biggest offseason acquisitions right now. Johan Oviedo, the 6'6'' flamethrower who Boston acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates in the deal centered around prospect Jhostynxon García, is currently on the Injured List with a flexor strain. He was placed on the Injured List after one appearance and at the time, it was shared that he would be shut down for six weeks. That was on April 8. As of writing, it is exactly one month later, May 8. On Thursday, Marcos Grunfeld of ElEmergente.com reported on X that the current expectation is that Oviedo will see Dr. Meister, who performed his previous Tommy John surgery and examined him this season after he got hurt, in two weeks to evaluate where he is at. Johan Oviedo Will Be Evaluated In A Few Weeks Mar 2, 2026; Dunedin, Florida, USA; Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Johan Oviedo (29) looks on in the dugout during the first inning against the Toronto Blue Jays at TD Ballpark.…