Boston Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers, who was expected to make his spring training debut Tuesday, has pushed it back after telling manager Alex Cora he did not feel ready while taking live batting practice.

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,

Rafael Devers might not be happy about it, but the best Boston Red Sox lineup includes new acquisition Alex Bregman at third base.

It's clear Rafael Devers just isn't the long-term answer at third base, even if he doesn't agree. They have a Gold Glove third baseman in the newly signed Alex Bregman, and a potential All-Star second baseman in top prospect Kristian Campbell,

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.

Devers said he’s extremely excited to play with new teammate Alex Bregman, the 2024 American League Gold Glove winner at third base.

A week after telling reporters that he's not willing to give up third base, Rafael Devers reiterated his position while pushing back at the notion that there's any bad blood with the Red Sox.

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

A week after his comments about moving off third base created a stir, Rafael Devers stressed that he's "not frustrated" with the Red Sox.

Devers hit .272 with 28 homers and 83 RBIs last season, despite complaining of soreness in both of his shoulders. He had spent the first couple of weeks of spring training trying to strengthen them for the rigors of a 162-game regular season.