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The Boston Red Sox shocked the world once already this season when they shipped three-time All-Star Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. The deal laid the groundwork for their recent ascension up the American League Wild Card standings and revitalized a seemingly dead season.
The MLB trade deadline is just 10 days away. And with only one team -- the Tigers -- having reached 60 wins, the playoff picture is as crowded as ever. This stretch of the season
Rafael Devers is in the lineup at first base for the first time as the San Francisco Giants take on the Atlanta Braves.
One National League executive was less than complimentary toward the Boston Red Sox when discussing star third baseman Rafael Devers' midseason trade from the team.
Though the stunning trade of Rafael Devers to the Giants on Sunday will help the Red Sox lean into their youth movement, led by the Big Three of Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer and Kristian Campbell, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow wanted to make one thing abundantly clear.
Devers signed a contract extension in 2023 that seemingly cemented him as the face of the Red Sox, but his relationship with the team deteriorated when he was asked to change positions.
MLB insider Robert Murray of Fansided, who initally broke the news of the Devers trade, threw some shade at Breslow for trading away Devers in a post on social media.
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