
Red Sox Option Eaton to AAA, Bring Up Monasterio
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Boston Red Sox option infielder Nate Eaton to Triple-A, making room for Andruw Monasterio. Eaton, a versatile utility player, impressed during the World Baseball Classic, hitting a home run off Tigers ace Tarik Skubal. Despite the demotion, Eaton remains a valuable depth piece for the Red Sox.
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Boston Red Sox News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Red Sox Option Eaton to AAA, Bring Up Monasterio. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 23rd. This is Boston Red Sox News today. Team news powered by AI. Majorly baseball teams are in the thick of roster cuts as opening day approaches in just a few days. The Boston Red Sox joined the fray on Monday by optioning infield or Nate Eden to triple A Worcester. This move clears a spot for Andrew Monasterio on the big league squad. Every club faces these tough choices to finalize their 26 man rosters before the season kicks off. For Boston, it means prioritizing players ready to contribute right away amid high expectations. Fans remember Eaton from last year when he appeared in 41 games for the Red Sox. He showed versatility across third base, left field, center field, right field, and as the designated hitter, proving useful as a utility option. Eaton turned heads during the World Baseball Classic playing for Great Britain. In four games, he hit 316 over 316 with a 579 slugging percentage, including one home run and one RBI.
That blast came off Detroit Tigers ace Tarek Skubal. While Eden heads back to the minors for now, he remains a solid depth piece and could see time with Boston later this season as injuries or needs. Arise.
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