‘No mention of Kim Ha-sung trade’ Boston infield super-emergency award, MLB.com recommends external FA recruitment
There is a hole in the Boston Red Sox infield. Recently, the possibility of a trade for Ha-seong Kim (San Diego Padres) was not mentioned.
MLB.com reported on the 11th (hereinafter Korean time) that “Boston infielder Trevor Story underwent right elbow collateral ligament (UCL) reinforcement surgery.”
Boston is in a bad situation. I am concerned about whether the 2023 season will be okay. After the starting shortstop left for free agency, the second baseman also underwent surgery. Zander Bogarts, the main shortstop, signed an 11-year, $280 million (346.7 billion won) contract with the San Diego Padres as a free agent. 카지노사이트
As Bogarts went to San Diego, the possibility of Kim Ha-sung’s trade seemed to increase. This is because the San Diego infield has become solid until Fernando Tatisu Jr. returns this year and Bogarts is recruited.
More than anything, the departure of Bogarts left a hole in Boston’s infield. However, even the veteran infielder Story, who was responsible for the infield center line with Bogatz, was separated from the power.
Story’s elbow surgery requires four to six months to recover. ESPN Jeff Passan expected a recovery period, saying, “It’s a modified Tommy John surgery.”
MLB.com did not mention Ha-seong Kim while reporting the news of Trevor’s surgery. He recommended recruiting an outside free agent, saying, “There are two big holes in the infield.”
First, we looked at the internal power. The media said, “Quike Hernandez and Christian Arroyo are options to fill the position. However, Hernandez’s void will be felt in the outfield,” he said. “If you choose to recruit from outside, six free agents remain in the market, including Jose Iglesias, who played for Boston in 2021.”
