Contemplating Red Sox’ Trade Deadline Options
August 1, 2023
To buy or to sell? That is the big question to which we still don’t know the answer, even though the trade deadline is mere hours away.
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To buy or to sell? That is the big question to which we still don’t know the answer, even though the trade deadline is mere hours away.
For the Boston Red Sox, the start of the 2022 season has not gone as planned.
Over the last few weeks, the Boston Red Sox have been one of the worst teams in baseball. While Boston has gone 7-10 in August, one bright spot has been Kyle Schwarber.
For the majority of the 2021 season, Bobby Dalbec has struggled. As the calendar has flipped to August, Dalbec is hitting over .400 and has been an RBI machine. As Boston looks to secure a playoff spot, they will need Dalbec’s bat.
After a slow start to the season, Bobby Dalbec has found his stroke. The 25-year-old entered 2021 with high expectations after an impressive MLB debut. With the All-Star break less than a month away, Dalbec has been hard to keep off the bases.
Every team in the majors has that one player that can essentially make or break their season, depending on how they perform. Let’s take a look at every American League team’s most important player for the 2021 season.
The Boston Red Sox went into 2020 with a solid core ready to make a postseason run. Then, Mookie Betts and David Price were traded. Chris Sale went down and required Tommy John surgery while Eduardo Rodriguez missed the year with myocarditis.
With Opening Day less than two weeks away, the Red Sox roster is starting to take shape. One spot, however, still to be determined is the final bench spot.
With Opening Day only weeks away, the Boston Red Sox will be looking to turn the page on 2020. One player who could be an exciting piece is Bobby Dalbec.
For the Boston Red Sox, 2020 was a year to largely forget as they finished last in the AL East. Despite their struggles, there were still some bright spots, such as Phillips Valdez. The Red Sox reliever began the year with modest expectations after being claimed off waivers and became one of Boston’s biggest surprises. With Spring Training only months away, the expectations will be higher for the third year reliever.
Over the past month, the Red Sox have gotten a glimpse at the future in Bobby Dalbec. The Red Sox third-best prospect has gotten off to a hot start and impacted the Red Sox lineup. He, however, has not been alone, as Tanner Houck was called up last week.
September may mean the end of the MLB season for most people, but for Red Sox first baseman Bobby Dalbec, it signifies the start of an illustrious career. Jamie Gatlin breaks down the Boston prospect’s hot opening stretch of games.
To buy or to sell? That is the big question to which we still don’t know the answer, even though the trade deadline is mere hours away.
For the Boston Red Sox, the start of the 2022 season has not gone as planned.
Over the last few weeks, the Boston Red Sox have been one of the worst teams in baseball. While Boston has gone 7-10 in August, one bright spot has been Kyle Schwarber.
For the majority of the 2021 season, Bobby Dalbec has struggled. As the calendar has flipped to August, Dalbec is hitting over .400 and has been an RBI machine. As Boston looks to secure a playoff spot, they will need Dalbec’s bat.
After a slow start to the season, Bobby Dalbec has found his stroke. The 25-year-old entered 2021 with high expectations after an impressive MLB debut. With the All-Star break less than a month away, Dalbec has been hard to keep off the bases.
Every team in the majors has that one player that can essentially make or break their season, depending on how they perform. Let’s take a look at every American League team’s most important player for the 2021 season.
The Boston Red Sox went into 2020 with a solid core ready to make a postseason run. Then, Mookie Betts and David Price were traded. Chris Sale went down and required Tommy John surgery while Eduardo Rodriguez missed the year with myocarditis.
With Opening Day less than two weeks away, the Red Sox roster is starting to take shape. One spot, however, still to be determined is the final bench spot.
With Opening Day only weeks away, the Boston Red Sox will be looking to turn the page on 2020. One player who could be an exciting piece is Bobby Dalbec.
For the Boston Red Sox, 2020 was a year to largely forget as they finished last in the AL East. Despite their struggles, there were still some bright spots, such as Phillips Valdez. The Red Sox reliever began the year with modest expectations after being claimed off waivers and became one of Boston’s biggest surprises. With Spring Training only months away, the expectations will be higher for the third year reliever.
Over the past month, the Red Sox have gotten a glimpse at the future in Bobby Dalbec. The Red Sox third-best prospect has gotten off to a hot start and impacted the Red Sox lineup. He, however, has not been alone, as Tanner Houck was called up last week.
September may mean the end of the MLB season for most people, but for Red Sox first baseman Bobby Dalbec, it signifies the start of an illustrious career. Jamie Gatlin breaks down the Boston prospect’s hot opening stretch of games.
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