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

Alex Bregman’s defensive prowess makes him the Boston Red Sox's third baseman, leaving Rafael Devers' future with the team in question.

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.

Alex Bregman will make his Red Sox spring debut at third base Sunday. Rafael Devers won't play in the game, but he's making strides toward playing, too.

The calendar has flipped to March, and the Boston Red Sox are 2-4 (unless you count the win against the college kids). They haven’t hit or pitched especially well so far, but consider these team leaders: • Most home runs: Trayce Thompson • Most innings (tie): Richard Fitts,

The Boston Red Sox have 162 games to be worried about but one question keeps looming over them- what's going on with the third base? The post Red Sox Management Reportedly Manipulated Rafael Devers After Insecurities Over Alex Bregman Talks appeared first on EssentiallySports.

David Ortiz, the legendary former player of the Boston Red Sox, is not only thrilled about the team Boston has assembled for the 2025 MLB season, but he also has some key advice for the management and its stars,

Boston Red Sox fans have to hope David Ortiz is parting the wisdom Rafael Devers actually needs to hear amid the third base drama and after a meeting at spring training.