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Red Sox Teammate 'Astounded' by Controversial Rafael Devers Announcement
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Rafael Devers isn't only Red Sox infielder who should lose his job to top prospect
Blockbuster Proposal Sees Red Sox Trade Rafael Devers to NL Contender For 2 All-Stars, Top Prospect
Training gets underway, the Boston Red Sox may have an unhappy camper in franchise cornerstone Rafael Devers.In the wake of Gold Glove third baseman Alex Bregman signing with the club, the 28-year-old Devers recently made it clear that he wasn’t planning on being relegated to designated hitter duties and the hot corner was
Boston Red Sox third base Rafael Devers poses during photo day at the team's training facility during MLB baseball spring training in Fort Myers, Fla., Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2025. (AP
According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, the Toronto Blue Jays star has made a big bet on himself, and that comes with real risk in addition to high upside.
One MLB writer recently pitched a ridiculous trade idea that would swap Boston Red Sox star Rafael Devers for Mike Trout and more.
The controversy over which position $313.5 million slugger Rafael Devers will play in the Boston Red Sox infield may have repercussions for another player.
A trade of disgruntled Red Sox third baseman Rafael Devers to Toronto for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. would end Boston's internal turmoil, according to Boston Sports Journal.
The Boston Red Sox could explore a potential trade for Rafael Devers if he forces his way out of Boston this year.
Let's look back at another memorable blow-up over position between John Valentin and Jimy Williams over Nomar Garciaparra.
The Boston Red Sox have found themselves in a tough position after Rafel Devers has not taken well to the idea of changing positions.
Yoshida, the 31-year-old Japanese slugger who is entering year three of a $90 million contract that runs through 2027, was limited to designated hitter duties in 2024, and he had
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When the Boston Red Sox signed Alex Bregman late in the offseason, it was easy to assume he'd slot in as the team's regular second baseman. Bregman had expresse
Yoshida is working his way back from surgery for a labral tear in his right shoulder, though he's currently limited to throwing from 45 feet. Despite the slow buildup, Red Sox manager Alex Cora remained optimistic about his progress in an interview after the team’s 8-2 loss to the Rays in Grapefruit League action.
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