Summary
The Boston Red Sox have a surplus of talented outfielders, including players like Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, Wilyer Abreu, and Roman Anthony. Despite the extra players, team executive Craig Breslow suggests keeping them due to past injuries and their individual strengths. Managing the team will require strategic planning to ensure each player gets enough playing time.
Key Facts
- The Red Sox have several skilled outfielders who need regular playing time.
- Young players like Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, and Wilyer Abreu have settled into significant roles.
- Roman Anthony, a top prospect, had an impressive year until an injury ended his season.
- The team may not trade any outfielders despite having many due to past injuries.
- Rafael is noted as the best defensive center fielder, and Abreu won a Gold Glove.
- Team manager Alex Cora is confident he can manage having four outfielders with enough game time.
- Craig Breslow, a key executive, believes the surplus provides valuable flexibility for the team.
