Could Alex Bregman Really Thrive at Second Base for the Red Sox?
Rosenthal suggests Bregman would be an ideal fit in Boston, but ONLY if he moves to second. This raises some serious questions. How realistic is a position change for a player of Bregman's caliber? Would he even consider it, given his established role at third? And what impact would this have on the Red Sox infield dynamics? Is this just wishful thinking, or could we actually see Bregman at second?
Furthermore, is Bregman truly the missing piece for the Red Sox? While his offensive prowess is undeniable, is it enough to justify a potential shake-up in the infield? What other options should the Red Sox be exploring? Let's hear your thoughts. Is Bregman to Boston a home run, or a swing and a miss?
Could Alex Bregman Really Thrive at Second Base for the Red Sox?
Rosenthal suggests Bregman would be an ideal fit in Boston, but ONLY if he moves to second. This raises some serious questions. How realistic is a position change for a player of Bregman's caliber? Would he even consider it, given his established role at third? And what impact would this have on the Red Sox infield dynamics? Is this just wishful thinking, or could we actually see Bregman at second?
Furthermore, is Bregman truly the missing piece for the Red Sox? While his offensive prowess is undeniable, is it enough to justify a potential shake-up in the infield? What other options should the Red Sox be exploring? Let's hear your thoughts. Is Bregman to Boston a home run, or a swing and a miss?
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