Uncategorized Done deal: Boston Red Sox manager has finally reached a full verbal agreement to trade for sensational outfielder to replace key man due to…. Christopher September 7, 2025 Red Sox manager Alex Cora reveals hopefully final update on Gold Glove outfielder’s return from injury 3 hours ago The Boston Red Sox have had a couple of major injuries recently that are hurting their chances for a playoff run. However, someone important may be on his way back soon. According to Sox manager Alex Cora yesterday, Gold Glove outfielder Wilyer Abreu will trying running once again in Fenway, with the last time he tried being when the Sox faced the Baltimore Orioles. Stay Guardians vs. Red Sox Highlights MORE: Red Sox superstar Alex Bregman promises legendary career for Boston’s latest rookie breakout “He’s supposed to run tomorrow so we’ll know tomorrow night,” said manager Alex Cora. “He’s going to run for the first time since Baltimore,” Cora said (via MassLive). Abreu injured his hamstring on August 21st, and has been out since then. He’s a major contributor to the Sox on both sides of the ball. He’s one of the best defensive right fielders in baseball, and he’s slashing .253/.325/.486/.811 with 22 home runs. MORE: Red Sox predicted to retain $120 million All-Star through long-term extension With the Sox missing Roman Anthony, who has become the focal point of their offense, getting Abreu back would be crucial for the Sox’ success. With him, the Sox outfield goes back to being arguably the best in the MLB, and they get another slugger to help drive in runs, which has been a bane of theirs lately. Abreu won’t be doing a rehab stint, so he may be back for the home series against the New York Yankees. Hopefully he does, as they need to beat their rivals to make sure they stay in the Wild Card race. MORE BOSTON RED SOX NEWS MLB Analyst believes Red Sox can keep Alex Bregman due to two huge moves they made this season Red Sox linked to replacing Triston Casas with projected $50 million NPB first baseman MLB insider notes two things that’ve happened to Alex Bregman that could make him stay with the Red Sox Boston Red Sox starter Payton Tolle’s second start wasn’t quite as stellar as his first. He surrendered five runs over three innings while striking out just two batters in a 10-5 loss. The Arizona Diamondbacks are one of the best teams in baseball at hitting left-handed pitching. The Pittsburgh Pirates are one of the worst, making Friday’s start a huge step up in competition. Nobody enters the big leagues without growing pains, even the best of the best. Red Sox third baseman Alex Bregman started his major league career 1-36 before going on a tear. Dustin Pedroia hit .191 over the first 30 games of his career and went on to win a Most Valuable Player Award. The point is, it’s not an easy game. Nobody is successful one hundred percent of the time. Some players, such as Tolle, cruise through the minor leagues, but nobody hits 1.000 and nobody keeps a 0.00 ERA. Bregman knows that as well as anyone. Tags: Boston Red Sox toronto blue jay Continue Reading Previous Previous post: Shocking News: sensational ace posts horror image showing inside his knee that is not for the faint-hearted….Next Next post: Official announcement will take place on Monday, As £180,000-a-week star has been ruled out following… Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Related News Uncategorized BBC pundit Believes one Everton star could play for Arsenal, refuses to back Liverpool move as agreement is close October 22, 2025 Uncategorized Tottenham Hotspur Report: Record Transfer agreed for Brazilian wonderkid this morning…. October 22, 2025
