The Boston Red Sox made a major decision when they made Rafael Devers the everyday designated ... on whether he thinks his shoulders or position change has anything to do with his struggles.

After signing Alex Bregman, the Red Sox eventually made him the everyday third baseman and made Devers the third baseman. However, even though the third base situation was settled, Devers could ...

More Maddie Malhotra/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images So, is Devers truly on board with this change? Only time will tell, but it's fair to wonder whether he still has a long-term future in Boston.

Devers was unhappy with the change since he wanted to play defense as well. The Red Sox star voiced his concern before the season, saying he would not give up his position. However, the franchise ...

But whatever Devers must be feeling, he isn't letting his frustration show publicly. On Wednesday, he gave his candid reaction to the forced position change. "I’m ready to start the season.

I'd wager this slump is a confluence of factors. Devers' position change is certainly part of it, but we can't ignore the other explanations. Is it possible that announcing your franchise player ...

I’m just ready to play.” On Friday, Devers also shrugged off the idea that his slow start is correlated to his position change. Boston Red Sox designated hitter Rafael Devers (11) walks in the ...

During an appearance on MLB Now, Breslow praised Devers for eventually swallowing his pride and accepting his new assignment. "I think Raffy deserves a ton of credit for taking the position that ...

Rafael Devers’ position switch ... shoulder issue’s impact on Devers’ also surely factored into the team’s decision to keep Devers in a DH capacity. While plans may change as the season ...

Like Devers, they were young, impact players, still in their prime ... In a year or two, a position change for Devers would have fit a historical precedent. In four or five years, it would ...