After a meeting with Boston Red Socce head owner John Henry, Rafael Davers was on a hitter against Kansas City Royals on Friday night’s road game.
On the third basis, a three-time All-Star Davors already lost the place at the place when Red Sox signed Alex Bremanman for a three-year contract in February. Nine -year -old veteran was vocal this week, who did not want to take on the first basis, not at least full -time.
The developers met Henry and manager Alex Kora before the game. Boston’s Chief Baseball Officer, Craig Bracelo, who attended the team president Sam Kennedy and Henry on a visit to Canasus City, said Henry “seems to be a productive conversation (with a diva), and that’s the place where it is right now.”
Kora also called it a “good conversation”, although he said that no decision was taken about the status of the divisions.
The divars “expressed their feelings. John did the same. I think everyone saw who was here, so I think the club bears weight in the house,” Kora said.
The first base vacancy was born when Triston Cass went down on May 2 with a season-end injury to his left knee.
The divars said on Thursday that Red Sox took the idea of going to him soon after Cassus’s injury. He said that the team “cannot expect me to play in every single situation.”
The dewers, who played exclusively in DH this season, slowly started the season in the plate, going 0-for-19 with 15 strikes before breaking into the hit column in their sixth game.
He killed his last 13 matches late, to increase his batting average to .253. He went to 1-for-5 and lost 2–1 to Royals in 12 innings on Friday in Boston’s only run.
Devers have a career batting average of .278. In his nine sessions in Major, he has 206 domestic runs and 664 RBI.
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