Overview
- The 35-year-old outfielder is a free agent and has held informal talks with Boston about a potential reunion, according to the Boston Globe.
- In 2025 he logged a .269/.354/.484 line over 70 games, extending a two-season run of .278/.357/.476 across 163 games.
- His value is concentrated against left-handed pitching, producing .302/.396/.554 over the past two seasons, while results versus right-handers trailed.
- Analysts project interest from teams seeking a right-handed platoon bat, with suggested fits including the Diamondbacks, Cubs, Royals and Guardians.
- Boston’s approach will reflect a left-leaning outfield group that includes Wilyer Abreu, Roman Anthony, Jarren Duran and Masataka Yoshida.