The Red Sox designated Bobby Dalbec for assignment, the club announced Sunday morning.
Dalbec, 29, has played in 37 Major League games this season, making 14 starts at first base, seven at third, two in right, and one as the designated hitter.
His career average is .222, and this year, it plummeted to .133. Dalbec has hit .255 with 19 home runs and 64 RBIs with the Worcester Red Sox over 85 games this season.
The Red Sox selected him in the fourth round of the 2016 First-Year Player Draft. He’s hit 47 home runs and recorded 142 RBIs in 331 games over five years with the Red Sox.