Red Sox Looking For Right-Handed Hitting Outfield Depth
Briefly

With Wilyer Abreu's availability for Opening Day in doubt due to his recovery from a gastrointestinal virus, the Boston Red Sox are exploring options for another right-handed hitting outfielder. Although they have players like Masataka Yoshida and Rob Refsnyder, the team is specifically interested in 'Quad-A players'—veterans with Major League experience on minor league deals. They aim to avoid activating top prospects Roman Anthony and Kristian Campbell for short-term roles, especially with both dealing with health issues themselves.
The Red Sox are actively searching for a right-handed depth outfielder amid uncertainty surrounding Wilyer Abreu's readiness for Opening Day, highlighting their cautious approach.
Despite having several outfield options, the Red Sox seek experienced hitters to manage gaps caused by injuries and avoid risking their top prospects prematurely.
Read at MLB Trade Rumors
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