Red Sox consider Romy Gonzalez for major league roster amid pinch-hitter struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 1:36 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

The Boston Red Sox are evaluating the potential return of Romy Gonzalez to the major league roster. After last night's game, where pinch-hitters Jahmai Jones and Andruw Monasterio struggled in a crucial 8th inning, the team faces a need for offensive support. Jones has cooled after a strong start, while Monasterio failed to capitalize with the bases loaded. Gonzalez, recently performing well in AAA with a.344 batting average, could provide the necessary boost as the season progresses, despite earlier struggles and injury issues. The Sox must decide whether to reinstate him soon.
- •Gonzalez has a.344 batting average in AAA.
- •Jones and Monasterio struggled in last night's game.
- •Sox could use additional offensive support after recent performances.
- •Gonzalez previously struggled but is now healthy.
- 1:36 PMYahoo Sports — Is it time for the Red Sox to give Romy Gonzalez another shot?
"Good morning! Last night, Chad Tracy gave at-bats to two pinch-hitters in the 8th inning: lefty killer Jahmai Jones and utility infielder Andruw Monasterio. Jones did his job in the 8th, singling to start the inning in place of Mickey Gasper, but would subsequently strike out to end the game in the 9th. Jones was […]
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