Red Sox's Caleb Durbin Hints at Position Change As Trade Rumors Fly
Caleb Durbin says he’s willing to move to second base if Red Sox go after a new bat at third.
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Caleb Durbin says he’s willing to move to second base if Red Sox go after a new bat at third. Wherever they need me to play, I’ll play there,” said Durbin, per Alex Speier of The Boston Globe . “I’m sure they would have my input on that, too, and it would ideally be a collaborative thing. And Red Sox fans will undoubtedly love the 26-year-old's attitude on potential trades to boost the roster ahead of the stretch run. “I love the team we have right now …
Furthermore, After putting up one of the worst 60-game stretches we've ever seen to open a Red Sox player's tenure, Durbin has responded in a major way at the plate and gotten his OPS to roughly the .700 mark. Connelly Early , out since July 1 with left elbow inflammation, has begun a five-day workload progression. Specifically, Durbin said that, while he’s taken grounders exclusively at third since early in spring training, he’d be fine with a move to second base if the Sox pursued a third baseman prior to the Aug.
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Caleb Durbin says he’s willing to move to second base if Red Sox go after a new bat at third.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesWherever they need me to play, I’ll play there,” said Durbin, per Alex Speier of The Boston Globe . “I’m sure they would have my input on that, too, and it would ideally be a collaborative thing.
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And Red Sox fans will undoubtedly love the 26-year-old's attitude on potential trades to boost the roster ahead of the stretch run. “I love the team we have right now …
according to Sports IllustratedAfter putting up one of the worst 60-game stretches we've ever seen to open a Red Sox player's tenure, Durbin has responded in a major way at the plate and gotten his OPS to roughly the .700 mark.
according to Sports IllustratedConnelly Early , out since July 1 with left elbow inflammation, has begun a five-day workload progression.
according to The Boston GlobeSpecifically, Durbin said that, while he’s taken grounders exclusively at third since early in spring training, he’d be fine with a move to second base if the Sox pursued a third baseman prior to the Aug.
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