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Rafael Devers tells Red Sox he won't move to first base
Speaking with reporters for the first time since Triston Casas was ruled out for the season after rupturing his left knee tendon and undergoing surgery, Devers said on Thursday that Red Sox management approached him about the idea of filling in as Boston’s first baseman.
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A day after Devers told reporters about his refusal to play first base, Henry, team president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball ...
The Red Sox rank ninth in the majors with a .253 batting average. The Rangers average the 16th-most strikeouts per nine ...
Days after the Red Sox lost a player to a gruesome injury at first base, they were worried that it happened again Wednesday ...
In the wake of the season-ending injury to first baseman Triston Casas, the Red Sox asked Devers to play first base, but ...
Boston Red Sox first baseman Romy Gonzalez left the game after colliding with Texas Rangers first baseman Josh Smith while ...
Despite the Boston Red Sox sitting at a perfectly average 19-19 as we approach the quarter-mark of the MLB season, third ...
The Red Sox are in the middle of a stretch that's seen them lose five of their last six games and very little is going right.
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Boston Red Sox designated hitter Rafael Devers is not interested in moving to first base. The latest position switch proposal ...
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