Boston made the final decision with Eric Hosmer

By Alex Fernandez Fernandez

Last season though Eric Hosmer It’s not ideal, the truth is, no one can take away Pyla. Yes, because in 2015, the infielder already knew what it was like to be a World Series champion in Kansas, where he made his debut four years earlier.

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FHe was designated for assignment by the Red Sox last week. Now he has been released.

But girlfriends should appear in free agency because it’s not a finished player, it’s far from it.

In 2022 he hit .268, drove in 44 runs and hit eight home runs, while his OPS was .716.

While far from his 2016 season record of 25 home runs and 104 RBI, his best year in the Big Show, there’s no doubting what Hosmer can contribute to a franchise.

And we can’t forget that Hosmer today is a long way from being the first baseman who went 284/342/439 with the Kansas City Royals from 2011 to 2017 with four Gold Gloves, one Silver Slugger and one All-Star Game.

After arriving from San Diego, the player earned $39 million over three years with the Massachusetts franchise, which has a chance at first base. Tristan Casas On whom great trust is placed.