Boston Red Sox Place First Baseman Romy Gonzalez on IL

Kansas City, Mo.-and Boston Red Sox brought the first Baseman Romy Gonzalez to the 10-day injured list of a left-wing quad splendor on May 8th. In a corresponding step, the Red Sox reminded the second Baseman Nick Sogard from Triple-A Worcester with a plan to have divided him with Abraham Toro.

Sogard was on Saturday in the starting line -up against the left -hander of Kansas City Cole Ragans. He went 1: 4 with a walk and a run at Boston’s 10: 1 victory.

“I think it’s at short notice,” said Boston Manager Alex Cora about Gonzalez before the game on Saturday. “He didn’t jump back as we expected early. So it makes sense to take care of him and it will be fine.”

After the victory on Thursday against the Texas Rangers there was a lot of drama when the designated Hitter Rafael Devers said that he would not play a first basis. This prompted the Red Sox -Messing to travel to Kansas City. Cora was asked whether this recent step could lead to deVers that start taking ground balls on the first basis.

“We’ll continue to talk about things,” he said, steering the question. “We will continue to look for our alternatives. We will do what we have to do to get better and better. We have Romy, we now have Toro and we have so. This is the route we will have.”

Devers had a big night on the plate on Saturday and went 4: 4 with three RBIs.

Gonzalez met in 17 games .308, after replacing Triston Casas, who was traveling in the left knee with a broken tendon for the year. He has an OPS of .785.

Sogard gave his season debut on Saturday after having met with Workester .188 in 28 games. His ops is .562. In 2024 he scored in 31 games with Boston .273.

“He is a good defender,” said Cora. “He is a good player. We will mix with him and Toro.

In this report, information from the Associated Press was used.