“Yolbert had a solid year (in 2021), first full season with us over in the states,” Sox assistant general manager/played development Chris Getz said Tuesday. “He hit both at (Class A) Winston-Salem, (Double-A) Birmingham and in the Fall League. That’s certainly a feather in his cap. For Yolbert, (it’s) just completing his game and making it as well rounded as possible. Defensively we’ve got him moving around playing some second base, third base and certainly focusing on shortstop still. The bat seems to be coming along nicely, and often times with middle infielders sometimes you are waiting for the bat.
