Durbin's Clutch Hit Silences Fenway Boo Birds

0:00It's April 3rd. You're listening to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Caleb Durbin made waves in his first game at Fenway Park with the Boston Red Sox, getting booed by fans at the home opener against San Diego then, turning it around with a clutch hit. The 26-year-old third baseman snapped his hitless streak of 34 play-dependences with an RBI single in the fourth inning, helping. Durbin grabbed a two-nothing lead-on route to a five-two win that ended their five-game skid. Earlier this week, Durbin had gone zero for 18 to start the season, carrying over a drought from late September last year when he played for, Milwaukee. That first at-bat saw him ground out weekly, drawing more booze, but his timely hit flipped the crowd's mood fast. Fans in Boston are known for their passion, holding players accountable right away, and Durbin gets that. It's what makes the city special. As manager Alex Cora, praised his steady defense at third base amid the offensive struggles,

1:00calling it a keystrike for the team. Durbin steps into big shoes after all-star Rafael Devers got traded to San Francisco last June, following some team shifts with Alex Bregman who ended, upsigning elsewhere. Last year as a rookie with Milwaukee, he smashed 11 home runs and drove in 56 runs over 136 games, showing his potential. He's locked in on solid play and winning for the squad, ready to win over those fans one game at a time, booze and all.