Who could the Red Sox turn to at first base if Romy Gonzalez doesn’t work out and Rafael Devers stays at DH? A deep dive into ...

That’s no longer the case as the Red Sox ask him to learn an entirely new position. There exists at least the potential for ...

Rafael Devers has repeatedly — and oftentimes quite colorfully, by the way — declined comment when approached at his locker ...

Alex Cora shares how there are no current plans for Rafael Devers to play first and that conversations are continuing to take place ...

The Boston Red Sox placed utility infielder Romy Gonzalez on the 10-day injured list Saturday with a left quad contusion, ...

Boston Red Sox owner John Henry, along with team president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, traveled to ...

Amid the season-ending injury to first baseman Triston Casas and negotiating a minefield with designated hitter Rafael Devers ...

Rafael Devers moving from third base to designated hitter was the story of spring training. The slugger made no attempt to hide his unhappiness and at one point even said he wouldn’t be willing to do ...

Zack Scott effectively said the quiet part out loud: the Red Sox got it backwards in trading Mookie Betts and extending Rafael Devers.

One Big Question: Can Robby Scott grab the second left-handed reliever spot?

After Rafael Devers' public refusal to play first base, Red Sox staff, including owner John Henry, reportedly flew to meet with the frustrated star.

The slugger's public refusal to play first base leads to an impromptu sitdown with ownership. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more ...