Since Rafael Devers seemingly made waves at Boston Red Sox spring training with his assertion that he wouldn't move to DH and was the team's third baseman after

We can’t say the same for Devers, who signed a long-term extension with the Red Sox in 2023 expecting to permanently play third base. However, Boston added signed Gold Glove-winning third baseman Alex Bregman, who could start at the hot corner and force Devers to become a full-time DH.

Devers said he’s extremely excited to play with new teammate Alex Bregman, the 2024 American League Gold Glove winner at third base.

A week after telling reporters that he's not willing to give up third base, Rafael Devers reiterated his position while pushing back at the notion that there's any bad blood with the Red Sox.

Alex Bregman isn’t looking to steal Rafael Devers’ position. Bregman maintained he will play wherever the Red Sox want to employ him amid drama surrounding whether he or Devers will man the hot corner in 2025. Devers has made it clear he doesn’t want to change positions, although Bregman is the higher-rated third baseman.

After missing the playoffs for the third consecutive season, the Boston Red Sox have gone all-in this winter. Their starting rotation was upgraded with addition

The Boston Red Sox completed a strong offseason of work when they signed former Houston Astros third baseman to a three-year, $120 million contract in free agency. And yet, while the move completes Boston's roster on paper, it has created a complicated situation involving their cornerstone player, Rafael Devers.

After an offseason so productive that The Athletic gave the Red Sox a solid grade of “A,” Boston’s spring training got off to a rocky start with an instant controversy that placed the team’s premier player right at the heart of it.