Red Sox will designate infielder Abraham Toro According to the “Movement”, the mission is to be carried out. Infielder David Hamilton Will be recalled as a corresponding action. Sox has not announced the move yet.
Toro, 28, signed a minor league contract with SOX during the offseason. He was selected for the major league roster in early May after the first baseman Triston Casas Knee injury. For a long time, Sox has used a row Romy González and Toro. González, waving his right hand, surpassed his bargaining. He has a 0.340/.389/.641 line for leftists this year, which translates to 176 WRC+.
For a while, Toro of the switch also played his role, but he couldn’t move on. He was able to improve the strong .296/.296/.537 line in May, but in June, .221/.295/.279 fell to .279/.354/.407 in June, while .137/.151/.255 in August fell to .221/.295/.279 in August. His WRC+ was 123 in May, but then glided on 110, 56 and -1 in the following months.
Sox recently added a left-hand swing Nathaniel Low After he was released by the Nationals, he effectively replaced Toro in the roster, his first base row. They could have accompanied Toro as a multi-position bench bat, but it seems they prefer Hamilton to play the role, with Gonzalez and Nate Eaton It can also rebound.
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