Jarren Duran Sets Early Season Stolen Base Record for Red Sox

With five stolen bases in the first five games, Duran's speed and skill are making history and shaping Boston's strategy.

Jarren Duran has become the first player in Red Sox history to steal five bases in the first five games of a season, showcasing exceptional speed and baserunning skills.
Duran's performance, including a career-high match of three steals in a single game, demonstrates his commitment to elevating his game and causing havoc on the bases.
Red Sox third base coach Kyle Hudson believes Duran can surpass the initial goal of 50 steals for the season, citing rule changes and Duran's ability as key factors.
Manager Alex Cora views Duran as a leader in the team's strategy to put pressure on defenses, highlighting his role in Boston's dynamic playing style.
Duran's recent achievements have sparked discussions about the potential for reaching or even exceeding historic stolen base records, with a focus on staying healthy and getting on base.