The player Rob Refsnyder of the Red Sox de Boston He has the option to retire on the table and it is doubtful whether he will return to the field for the next Major League season.
Rob Refsnyder The 33-year-old has struggled for years to find stability in the Major Leagues, after being a highly-rated prospect for the New York Yankees, having short stints and being fired several times by many teams such as the Rangers, D-Backs, Blue Jays, Rangers, Rays, Twins and Guardians.
However, now that he is entering his second year and earning more appearances on the field than ever before in his career, Refsnyder He has the option of retiring on the table, but he hasn’t made a decision yet; he wants to get to the postseason and see what happens.
Statements by Rob Refsnyder
“I wanted to get to the postseason in Boston and have that experience. From there, I’ll take it step by step and figure out what to do,” Refsnyder said.
Rob Refsnyder’s arrival in Boston.
After Refsnyder hit just .245 with a .665 OPS in 51 games for the Twins in 2021, the Red Sox aggressively pursued him as a free agent and brought him to spring training as a non-roster invitee last February, where he competed for an Opening Day roster spot and despite falling short — and considering retirement at the time — persisted and was called up again midway through the season.
Rob Refsnyder’s career numbers in Boston.
- 219 games, 83 runs scored, 162 hits, 35 doubles, 2 triples, 14 home runs, 81 RBIs, 10 stolen bases, 74 walks, 155 strikeouts and an offensive line of .283/.377/.424.
In addition to his good offense, he has managed to be that great defensive support by standing out in defending any part of the outfield and being that pinch hitter in the infield in case Alex Cora needs him. Without a doubt, he is Boston’s best role player in the last three seasons.
Earnings?
Now is when Refsnyder could leave the Major Leagues in peace, since during his stay in the Red Sox de Boston He has earned a little over 4 million dollars, the largest figures of his time in baseball. In addition, we cannot overlook the fact that the veteran has a total of 14 years involved in professional baseball since before being drafted.
