Visual evidence that the Boston Red Sox can play good defense
Briefly

Despite a rocky performance with an 11-17 record in May, the Boston Red Sox displayed moments of exceptional defense that deserve recognition. Fans, frustrated with team struggles and engaging in heated debates, often overlook the exhilarating defensive plays that add excitement to the game. Highlighting May's top catches, including Wilyer Abreu's impressive sliding catch and Ceddane Rafaela's courageous wall collision, the article encourages fans to appreciate these moments of brilliance, reminding them that defense can be just as thrilling as hitting.
You can't always properly appreciate a catch while watching on TV because you don't see how the outfielder reacts as the ball is hit. There's a brief moment after contact before the broadcast changes camera angles, when the player makes their initial read on the ball.
Playing the outfield requires a certain level of courage that I don't think most people possess. Committing to make the catch, knowing you're going to run directly into a wall at some point takes some serious bravery.
Read at Over the Monster
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