Jarren Duran's Breakout: Bregman's Mental Edge

0:00It's March 31st. You're listening to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Cory with the story. Alex Breggman rocked just one season with the Boston Red Sox, but his leadership hit hard, shaping the squad like a vet dropping gems on rookies. All-star Al Fielder, Jaren Durin, soaked at a most, crediting Breggman's steady vibe for flipping his game. Durin's locker-sat right next to Breggman's, giving him front-row seats to that pro-level cool under pressure. The kind that keeps you, even when the heat's on. Now Durin, who's wired to beat himself up and overthink every swing, is channeling that Breggman energy and it's fueling his hot start this spring and in the world baseball classic. He switched up his off-season 2, cutting rest short to stay in rhythm and dodge that rusty feeling come game time. That mental edge has Durin locked in, shrugging off hits or misses without the drama, carrying Breggman's blueprint into a breakout year for the Sox.