Rafael Devers won’t make his Grapefruit League debut on Wednesday after all. Though the Red Sox slugger arrived in camp several weeks earlier than the official report date, he’s behind the rest of the position players after spending the offseason resting his shoulders,

The Boston Red Sox signed veteran infielder Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million deal just before spring training. Bregman traditionally plays third base,

The Red Sox were slated to have all of its Big Three prospects in the lineup on Monday, and Bregman jumped at the chance to share the field with infielders Kristian Campbell and Marcelo Mayer and outfielder Roman Anthony. Even if the young guns poked a little fun at him in the process.

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.

Things appear to be trending towards Alex Bregman usurping Rafael Devers on the Boston Red Sox third base depth chart.

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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.