Red Sox's Durbin Off to Rough Start, But Potential Seen

0:00On March 30, the Boston Red Sox picked up infielder Caleb Durvin from the Milwaukee Brewers this offseason, but he's off to a rough 0-4-12. Start with just one walk, three strikeouts, and an error already. Digging deeper, five of his nine balls in play are hard hit at 95 miles per hour or better, or better, and he's in the 86% tile for. Squirtle contact through three games. That solid underlying quality waiting to turn into hits. That Sox fans are already grumbling about the trade value, but hold up. Durvin was the everyday third baseman on last year's team that won the most. Games in baseball. It's way too early to panic after a handful of games. One wrinkle. He's struggled at Great American Ball part before, going three for 17 their last season, so the venue might be messing with his, timing right now. Give it time though, the Sox saw real potential in him, and those good at bats will start paying off soon enough. From your team, powered by AI, this is Boston Red Sox News today.

1:02I'm Corey with The Story.