Red Sox Expected to Cut Ties With $1.5 Million, 21-Year-Old Outfielder
Summary
The Boston Red Sox made several roster changes, including not protecting Miguel Bleis, a 21-year-old outfielder, in the Rule 5 Draft. Bleis, signed with a $1.5 million bonus in 2021, has struggled with consistent performance, leading to uncertainty about his future with the team.Key Facts
- The Red Sox made four trades and added three minor league pitchers to their roster.
- They did not protect outfielder Miguel Bleis, making him available for the Rule 5 Draft.
- Bleis received the largest signing bonus in the Red Sox's 2021 international class.
- Bleis has shown potential with power, speed, and arm strength but lacks consistent performance.
- He struggled in Double-A with a low on-base and slugging percentage.
- Bleis is ranked as the 15th prospect in the Red Sox system by MLB Pipeline.
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