Summary
Boston Red Sox player Romy González is dealing with a shoulder injury and may miss the start of the season. This situation gives Mikey Romero, a former first-round draft pick, a chance to make the team's opening day roster. Romero has impressed team officials and could fill in while González recovers.
Key Facts
- Romy González, a Boston Red Sox player, has a shoulder injury.
- He played 96 games last season with a batting average of .305 and hit nine home runs.
- The Red Sox might miss González at the start of the season due to his injury.
- Mikey Romero, drafted in the first round in 2022, could take González’s place.
- Romero hit 17 home runs in combined Double-A and Triple-A play last season.
- Red Sox officials see Romero as a strong candidate for the roster.
- The team has been focusing on increasing their infield depth.
