Sensing a growing feud after Rafael Devers ripped the Red Sox on Thursday over asking him to play first base, John Henry and other key decision-makers made an unplanned trip to Kansas City on Friday to try to clear the air.

The Boston Red Sox slugger revealed his takeaway from a surprise one-one-one meeting with team owner John Henry.

Along with team president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, Henry reportedly made an unplanned trip to Kansas City for a meeting with the disgruntled star. The meeting consisted of only Devers, Henry and Cora, and was later described as a step in the right direction.

Rafael Devers has made his feelings known. And now Boston Red Sox owner John Henry has shared his opinions with the disgruntled slugger.

The Red Sox finally got the monkey off their back Saturday night, and Rafael Devers made sure the Fenway faithful got a memory to remember.

Red Sox star Rafael Devers made waves after publicly admonishing Boston's front office for asking him to play first base after Triston Casas' season-ending injury. Red Sox owner John Henry even flew out to Kansas City to speak with Devers about his dissatisfaction in an unorthodox move.

Rafael Devers expresó sus sentimientos el jueves. El viernes, fue el turno del propietario de los Medias Rojas de Boston John Henry, de compartir sus

The drama surrounding Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox's front office has cooled down this week, although it's not necessarily for a good reason. As the Red Sox were swept out of Detroit, dropping them below .