Sogard, a switch-hitter, moved to right in the original plan and then to eighth in the lineup as a defensive-oriented option with upside vs righties. His versatility and prior outfield exposure, though limited, provides depth and a potential multi-position eligibility boost for fantasy rosters during this series.

Sogard lands in left as part of a reshuffled outfield, marking his first big-league outfield appearance. His speed and contact approach could deliver value in runs and steals if he’s given regular playing time amid injuries, though he’s less power-prolific than typical corner options.

Sogard's pinch-hit two-run single in the ninth delivered the lead in a 7-4 comeback win, a breakout moment from a Triple-A call-up in a pennant race, highlighting how late-season opportunities can yield surprising fantasy value.

Sogard is recalled to fill Anthony’s roster spot, bringing infield versatility as the Red Sox navigate Anthony’s injury. While not the same profile as Anthony, Sogard’s addition provides defensive flexibility and potential speed in the lineup during a critical stretch, potentially reshaping Boston’s middle-infield dynamics and giving fantasy managers a controllable source of multi-positional eligibility.

Sogard was recalled to fill Anthony's roster spot, bringing multi-position utility to BOS. His versatility could yield sporadic starts and depth in deeper leagues, though daily playing time will depend on lineup decisions during the outfield shuffle.