Puerto Rican Kiké Hernández accepts $ 14 million Red Sox contract | The State

The Puerto Rican Enrique Hernández, who became a father a week ago with his wife, the former Puerto Rican Mariana Vicente, has agreed to a $ 14 million dollar contract for two seasons with the Boston Red Sox.

“Kiké” Hernández, who is a free agent, has played 344 games in the outfield, 200 at middle, 82 at shortstop, 33 at third base and 15 at first. He has averaged .240 / .313 / .425 in parts of the past seven seasons, six of them with the Dodgers.

Hernández, 29, also won his first major league championship last season with the Los Angeles Dodgers, the team’s first title since 1988.

My favorite kiké Hernandez moment was when he crushed 3 home runs in the 2017 NLCS to knock the Cubs into oblivion pic.twitter.com/bwY8Sv3cgF

– Maldo (@ alexmaldo404) January 23, 2021

The Puerto Rican player is known in baseball as a utility player, Well, he can practically play all positions.