Pablo Sandoval had a rough two years in Boston, but he could be a valuable bench addition off the waiver wire in the right situation.
After a last-place finish in 2014, the Boston Red Sox signed Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval to big contracts in an effort to revamp their offense and push them back into contention in the American League.
As we enter the 2017 season, Boston can say that at least one of those deal has worked out just fine. Sure, the outfield experience with Ramirez in 2015 was a disaster, but he bounced back with a solid campaign last year, hitting .