Boston Red Sox placed Infielder Romy Gonzalez on a 10 -day wounded list on Saturday with a left -fourth contusion, which even taxes the depth of the team at the first base of the team.
Gonzalez was a part of the team that filling the shoes of Triston Casas, who broke the patellar tendon on the left knee on May 2 and had undergone the end of the season.
The 28 -year -old Gonzalez was defeated for Casas on May 2, and then made three starters instead of Casas. In this range, Gonzalez went to 12 to 12 with a pair, two running, two RBIs and two stolen base base.
Although Gonzalez was out of the first -based mixture until May 17, Red Sox said that they did not want to shift Rafael Devers there. On Thursday, Devers declared that the Golden Gloves would not act first after the third base to the third base during the pre -season period due to the arrival of the third master Alex Bregman.
“After what happened to Casas,” he said to reporters through a interpreter, “They came to me and I know I’m a player, but I can’t play all the positions.
Devers’ thoughts Red Sox, John Henry, together with General Manager Craig Breslow, with a 28 -year -old Slugger, inspired his visit to Kansas City for a meeting. Alex Cora, Red Sox manager, suggested that speeches about the Devers movement will continue.
Meanwhile, Boston changed Gonzalez in the active squad with the switch-hitting program recalled from Triple-A Worcester. Although the 27-year-old child had only one major league experience at his first base, the 10th shot against New York Yankees on September 12-Red SOX, on Saturday night, Kansas City left the Left Elli Cole Raganans.
Sogard made a launch error that did not lead to any run. In addition, when Red Sox returned to his 10-1 win, he went to 4 to 1 with a walk and threw a run. The benefit player Abraham Toro is expected to divide time at his first base.
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