Brendan Rodgers Faces New Setback, Released by Red Sox

On March 26, Brynn and Rogers, the former Colorado Rockies goal-gloved winner at second base,

faced another setback this spring. After shoulder surgery earlier this month to fix a torn

laborer and chip bone, the Boston Red Sox released him from his minor league contract on Tuesday.

The injury happened on February 25th during a die for a ground ball in spring training.

Rogers had signed with Boston hoping for a fresh start, but this latest issue

sidelineed him once again. Fans and analysts remember Rogers as the third overall pick in the

2015 draft was strong defensive skills and solid hitting. He's battled shoulder problems before,

missing most of 2023, plus time lost to an oblique strain and a collision last year.

Insiders like Chris Cateo suggest Rogers could rehab and rejoin Boston on a new deal

if he bounces back by season's end. No team owns his rights now, so options remain open.

At a career 261 hitter with 47 home runs over 495 big league games,

Rogers just needs health to revive his promising career. Stay locked in with Boston Red Sox News

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