The Boston Red Sox are making noise in the AL East amid a seven-game winning streak. They have gone 12-2 in their last 14 games, and they are also 1.5 games out of a wild-card spot and four games under .500.

Anthony Seigler has served as a spark plug and has quietly driven their offense.

Across 20 games for the Red Sox, the 27-year-old has boasted a .292 batting average, two home runs, a. 378 OBP, a .855 OPS and a 137 wRC+. 

He's provided hustle and energetic vibes to the Red Sox, who have moved out of last place in the AL East. As a versatile infielder who has primarily played second base for the Red Sox, he has transformed into a vital addition since being called up. 

Seigler earned his promotion when Isiah Kiner-Falefa landed on the 10-day injury list with a stress reaction in his left forearm. Seigler has become a dominant leadoff hitter, and the Red Sox own a 7-3 record when he hits leadoff, and they are 13-6 when he starts games. 

Anthony Seigler is the No. 1 spark plug for the Red Sox

Utility players don't get the recognition they deserve in MLB ,and Seigler has been a highly energized player who has helped bring life to a Red Sox team that was undergoing significant struggles early in the season. As a switch-hitter, his dominance has also had him sport a .477 slugging percentage and a 142 OPS+.

Seigler also perfectly fits the Red Sox clubhouse as he performs with a fiery edge that is reminiscent of starting pitcher Payton Tolle and slugger Willson Contreras. 

His passion and determination have also made him a fan-favorite, and if he can continue to ride his hot streak, he will be an exciting player to watch for the second half of the season.