A recent baseball game witnessed drama. Boston Red Sox pitcher Walker Buehler and manager Alex Cora faced ejection. This happened after a heated argum

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 expressed frustration with the Red Sox after being asked to play first base following Triston Casas’ injury. Devers, who was promised a full-time DH role, rejected the position change, citing broken trust and positional instability.

Rafael Devers said the Red Sox approached him about the idea of filling in as Boston's first baseman but said it's not in his best interest to make another position switch.

Speaking with reporters for the first time since Triston Casas was ruled out for the season after rupturing his left knee tendon and undergoing surgery, Devers said on Thursday that Red Sox management approached him about the idea of filling in as Boston’s first baseman.

Red Sox star Rafael Devers is sure to raise fans' stress levels with his latest comments about Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow

A day after Devers told reporters about his refusal to play first base, Henry, team president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow flew to Kansas City to meet with Devers and manager Alex Cora.

The Red Sox could have communicated with their star player better, but Devers could also be more accommodating of the team's needs.

Red Sox owner John Henry flew to Kansas City to meet with Rafael Devers one day after the slugger said he wouldn't play a position 'other than DH'.

Whatever optimism Boston Red Sox fans had coming into the season and even through a rollercoaster April has all but completely dissipated. Tuesday's rainy loss

This endorsement has swayed many fans to support Devers, despite some remaining frustrated with his decision ... stick to his words.In short, the Red Sox management asked Rafael Devers to move ...