Durbin's Sluggish Start for Red Sox

On April 1st, the Boston Red Sox picked up infielder Caleb Durbin from the Milwaukee Brewers

in a six-player trade this offseason, hoping he'd bring some spark.

But so far, it's been rough.

He's zero for 14 at the plate, which is one walk, even after a solid spring training.

Last year with the Brewers, Durbin hit 256 over 334 slash 387, smacked 11 home runs and

finished third in.

Lucky of the year voting, he turned it on late two, batting 270 in his final 96 games.

Now NBC sports Boston's Mike Feldner is calling him out hard, saying Durbin has no real

ceiling as a star.

On base sometimes, Feldner questions the hype around his brewer's success, calling him

French talent at best.

This comes after the socks lost Alex Bregman to the Chicago Cubs, leaving big shoes to

fill, and folks wonder if Durbin can step up to that level.

Critics like Feldner don't see it happening.

Still early in the season though, and Durbin's clutch side could heat up any day, giving

Boston fans reason to watch close as things unfold.

This has been Boston Red Sox News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.