On St. Patrick's Day, the article reflects on the positive impact of Alex Bregman as a new infielder for the Red Sox. Highlighting his leadership qualities and strong defensive skills, it discusses how these attributes could benefit the team's future. The author also emphasizes Bregman's potential offensive contributions, particularly at Fenway Park, where his historic OPS suggests he could significantly enhance the team's scoring ability. Overall, the acquisition appears promising for the Red Sox's prospects in the coming seasons.
Bregman's acquisition has primarily been lauded thanks to his defensive reputation. Adding his glove to an infield that has been, to put it diplomatically, dog shite in recent years is certainly a plus.
I wanted to put Bregman's potential offensive output-especially at Fenway Park-into focus. I think there's something under the hood worth getting excited about thanks to that big ass wall in left field.
By now, I'm sure you've seen his track record at America's Most Beloved Ballpark. His 1.240 OPS at Fenway is the highest mark in history among players who have had at least 75 plate appearances in Boston.
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