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Henry
Godbout
Boston Red Sox
#10
Second Baseman
HT/WT
1.83 m, 86 kg
Birthdate
6/11/2003 (22)
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Right/Right
Birthplace
New York, NY
Status
Minors
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7/17/26 11:05 PM vs Tampa Bay Rays
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