Jarin Duran from Red Sox steals the house against guardians

Boston Red Sox The external player Jarren Duran presented his speed on several occasions about his young MLB career, but nothing like Saturday night against the Guardians.

He did something that Red Sox player has not done 16 years ago. In fact, this was the exact same date that Jacobi Elsbury did to New York Yanxiz.

Duran was stealing clean against Guardians Doug Nijazi’s jug in Boston’s 7-3 victory in the second match of Doubleheader on Saturday night in Cleveland.

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Speedster was dancing from the third base, and Nikhazy, who is left, could see how rotated on the line remains, because of the shift of his back towards the bag.

During the entire rotation benefited from the descent from the base, but when he was in the middle of the road in the first place, he put his head down and began to run at home. Nikhazy raised his leg quickly and released the stadium, but the mask Bo Naylor could not get the brand down before the right home plate for rotation.

Duran said when he was asked why he was stolen at home: “(The third base coach Kyle Hudson) heard the referee was working from the extension, so I decided to go to the first stadium.” “It was just a crime and caused a little chaos. I knew I got it.”

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“Under the new rules, it is a kind of perfect player. We have seen a window there, and took advantage of this situation,” added Alex Cora Director Red Sox.

One of the new rules that Cora refers to here is the mask that is not allowed to prevent the painting with his body, which allowed the rotation of diving first at home.

This was not the first time that he tried to do so. Last season alone, he tried twice, once against Tampa Gulf rays On May 21, the other against Chicago White Sox on June 7.

He scored in both attempts, but they were also a double theft, which means that another player from Red Sox was second, allowing him to return home.

However, this was a straight house for theft, and Raphael Davars, who was in the mixture box at the time, jumped up and down when the main plate is called a safe rotation.

“It was really a great play and a great sequence of events there,” said Walker Bouhler’s jug. “He is one of the most exciting players in the baseball game. After watching it from afar, it was interesting to see it closely this season.”

Even the guardian of the guardian Stephen Vaget had to direct his hat to the rotation, who said he made a “playing play” after he noticed that the third rule man, Jose Ramirez, was not anywhere near the third base to keep Duran near.

Nighazi could have gone out of the rubber and fired the ball to the house instead of passing through his usual delivery from the extension – which regrets it after it is too late.

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“He took a big leap, and he went immediately,” Nijazi said. “At the present time, I chose to make the stadium instead of going out. Ultimately, when I saw him, I should have come out.”

Duran, 25, last season, has a strong start for his campaign for 2025, as he leads the league with nine stolen rules and three times. It reduces. 256/. 316/.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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