Summary
The Boston Red Sox have been active this offseason but may decide not to sign star player Eugenio Suárez. Although Suárez had a standout year with 49 home runs, concerns about his defense might lead the team to explore other options for improving their infield performance.
Key Facts
- The Boston Red Sox are considering their options for filling a hole in their lineup after Alex Bregman's departure.
- Eugenio Suárez from the Seattle Mariners is one of the notable free agents available.
- Suárez had a career-best season with 49 home runs and 118 RBIs.
- Despite his offensive skills, Suárez had a low batting average of .228 and high strikeout rates.
- Suárez's defense is a concern, with an outs above average of -6 this season.
- Red Sox's chief baseball officer, Craig Breslow, emphasized the need for better infield defense.
- The Red Sox may prefer moving Marcelo Mayer to third base and seeking a second baseman like Brendan Donovan.
