Red-hot Rafael Devers can't be expected to bail out Craig Breslow for not having a Plan B for Triston Casas at first base.

That prompted principal owner John Henry and CEO Sam Kennedy to fly to Kansas City the next day to meet with Devers in person ...

Not long ago, Rafael Devers looked like a man teetering on the edge of patience. The post Rafael Devers’ Explosive Rant on ...

Boston Red Sox chief Craig Breslow shares a major update on Rafael Devers' first base situation amid recent clubhouse drama.

As of now, it won’t be DH Rafael Devers who recently told chief baseball officer Craig Breslow he would not play first base.

The Boston Red Sox's chief baseball officer, Craig Breslow, requested that Rafael Devers play first base after Triston Casas' injury. His reaction has led to plenty of trade speculation.

Rafael Devers. Well, that actually depends on who you ask. Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow didn’t rule out the idea of putting Devers back on the field as he became the team’s ...

Rafael Devers was finally settling in as the Red ... Though he didn’t name Craig Breslow outright, Devers took particular issue with the chief baseball officer, whom he repeatedly referred ...

Hosmer said, "[Craig] Breslow is asking Rafi [Devers] to cover ... Boston Red Sox third baseman Rafael Devers (11) is congratulated by first baseman Eric Hosmer (35) after scoring a run against ...

The Boston Red Sox have a true mess on their hands with an angry Rafael Devers ... It was chief baseball officer Craig Breslow who asked Devers to move positions, which was revealed on Thursday ...

Former Boston Red Sox first baseman Eric Hosmer called out Craig Breslow in a post on X amid the drama surrounding Rafael Devers and the open first base spot.

The Boston Red Sox were perfectly justified in asking Rafael Devers to vacate third base for Alex Bregman and become a ...