Red Sox Move On From Gold Glove Infielder Just Before Opening Day
Summary
The Boston Red Sox released infielder Brendan Rodgers just before the start of the baseball season. Rodgers, who was recovering from shoulder surgery, was signed to a minor league contract but won't be on the Red Sox's main roster. Marcelo Mayer and Andruw Monasterio secured positions on the team instead.Key Facts
- The Red Sox signed Brendan Rodgers to a minor league deal in February.
- Rodgers is undergoing shoulder surgery, ending his chance to start the season with the Red Sox.
- Marcelo Mayer got the job as the starting second baseman.
- Andruw Monasterio earned a spot as a utility infielder for the Red Sox.
- Rodgers is a former Gold Glove winner, recognized for his defensive skills.
- He played 495 major league games and hit .267 with 13 home runs in 2024.
- There is a possibility Rodgers could re-negotiate a deal with the Red Sox after his recovery.
- At 30 years old, other teams may be interested in giving Rodgers a chance after his release.
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