The team has hit an early snag as All-Star Rafael Devers pushes back against potential position changes following Alex Bregman’s arrival. Devers emphatically rejected the possibility of moving from third base,

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.

Hall of Famer David Ortiz, the former Boston Red Sox star, backs Boston third baseman Rafael Devers in the third base controversy that arose earlier this week after the team's signing of Alex Bregman.

Red Sox spring training in West Palm Beach, Florida got off to an eventful start for the wrong reasons. Boston acquired Alex Bregman, formerly an All-Star of th

The whole point of the Boston Red Sox acquiring Alex Bregman was to make the team better. Yes, it also makes his former team in the Houston Astros worse. Boston

Alex Bregman has finally found a new home. After nine seasons with the Houston Astros, Bregman is now a part of the Boston Red Sox.

Rafael Devers reaffirms his role as the third baseman for the Red Sox amid signing Alex Bregman. Learn more about his commitment.

Alex Bregman's addition to the Boston Red Sox is already creating a rift with their face of the franchise Rafael Devers, who said publicly he refuses to move from third base.

Bregman is a superior defender to Devers, who has led the American League in errors at third base in seven consecutive seasons. Devers’ -6 OAA (Outs Above Average) last season ranked in the bottom-eight percentile, according to Baseball Savant.