Red Sox Explain Reason Behind Caleb Durbin's Rare Day Off
Caleb Durbin has been one of the Boston Red Sox's best players of late, and he received a deserved day off Sunday.
Caleb Durbin, the Boston Red Sox third baseman, has been a standout player for the team since May. He has performed admirably with dazzling defense and a consistent bat in the lineup. However, Durbin's absence from Sunday's game against the Athletics prompted brief concern. Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy quickly addressed the issue, stating that the player was resting due to their demanding schedule.
Tracy also mentioned that other players, including Ceddanne Rafaela and Andruw Monasterio, would need rest at some point as well. Durbin has been a tireless contributor, playing in 109 of 116 games entering Sunday and pushing his OPS to a remarkable .728, despite a rough start to the season. The Red Sox fans are hopeful that manager Tracy is being truthful about Durbin's absence and that it won't turn out to be a more serious issue.
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