David Hamilton finished the season tied for seventh in Baserunning Runs with six, showcasing his effectiveness on the basepaths despite not being among the fastest players in the league.

David Hamilton contributed to the Red Sox's success on the basepaths, showcasing speed that was a key element of the team's offensive strategy. His ability to steal bases added a dynamic element to the lineup, which thrived when players like him were able to create havoc on the bases.

David Hamilton is ranked 33rd among second basemen and has seen his stock fluctuate this season. He holds a position at 49 in the overall rankings, indicating he's been a consistent presence but hasn't made significant strides recently.

David Hamilton was involved in a notable play in the game, catching a pop-up hit by Alejandro Kirk. Positioned face-to-face with right-fielder Wilyer Abreu, Hamilton's catch highlighted the defense's sharpness amid a dominant performance by Boston's starting pitcher.

David Hamilton reached base in the eighth inning on a catcher’s error, setting the stage for Tyler O’Neill’s two-run homer that extended Boston's lead to 3-0.