The Boston Red Sox overhauled their outfield corps this offseason with a mix of costly talent and minor-league experts. Among the last options has actually really shined until now in springtime training, many thanks in part to the World Baseball Classic enabling extra having fun time for those still in camp. 29-year-old Raimel Tapia has actually made the most of his normal playing time. He's hit.407 11-for-27) with seven extra-base hits including two home runs, five RBIs, 2 swiped bases in as lots of efforts and a 1.244 OPS with 10 games. Tapia is making a solid press to make the Opening Day lineup but he'll have a lot of competition. Alex Verdugo, Masataka Yoshida and Adam Duvall are lineup locks. Tapia will certainly battle Rob Refsnyder Red Sox Store, Jarren Duran and Greg Allen for one or 2 more lineup areas depending on how the bench is was extremely effective last period-- he struck.307 with 17 extra-base hits consisting of a career-high 6 crowning achievement, 21 RBIs and a. 881 OPS in 57 ready Boston. Some would consider the 31-year-old to be a lineup lock but he does not have career pedigree and has opened the door to be replaced with a dreadful spring. .

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