Red Sox Lose Lefty-Mashing 10-Year Veteran to Free Agency: Report
Summary
The Boston Red Sox lost veteran outfielder Rob Refsnyder to free agency. Refsnyder, a specialist in hitting against left-handed pitchers, played for the Red Sox for the past four seasons and became a free agent at the age of 34.Key Facts
- The Red Sox won 89 games this season and made the playoffs but were eliminated by the New York Yankees.
- Rob Refsnyder, a veteran outfielder, decided to become a free agent after his contract ended.
- Refsnyder is known for his ability to hit left-handed pitching well.
- During the recent season, he had 138 plate appearances against left-handed pitchers.
- He hit seven home runs and achieved a high OPS (a measure of a player's overall hitting performance) of .959 against left-handers.
- Refsnyder hit the longest home run for the Red Sox this year, measuring 463 feet.
- The Red Sox might be interested in re-signing Refsnyder, though other teams may also be interested.
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