As Crash Davis memorably said in an incredibly mediocre baseball move that is inexplicably treated as a classic, minor league records aren’t exactly an achievement. Nevertheless, let us note that Bobby Dalbec blasted his 32nd homer of the year last night. He now (easily) holds the single-season record for most home runs in the two-year history of the Worcester Red Sox, and is just four homers away from tying Jack Baker, Izzy Alcantara, and Earl Snyder for the combined Pawtucket/Worcester record. Can he hit four more homers in the final 15 games of the season? That’s a tall ask, but he’s already hit 4 in 15 or fewer games several times this season.
Red Sox Minor Lines: Bobby Dalbec Approaches AAA Home Run Record
