The Boston Red Sox's offseason was highlighted by their controversy about who would play third base. However, even though ...

The move to designated hitter can be an awkward one ... In a year or two, a position change for Devers would have fit a historical precedent. In four or five years, it would have been downright ...

Devers, who began the spring by refusing to move off third base, will start the season as Boston's designated hitter ... is Devers truly on board with this change? Only time will tell, but ...

The only issue is that Devers has been a disaster as a DH. It’s unsure if playing ... s not performing has something to do with the position change. Many have sympathized with Rafel Devers ...

Rafael Devers asked reporters to "change the subject" when asked if the change to designated hitter is bothering him.

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

Devers swung and missed 13 times in the Red Sox' first two games. It’s hard to watch this and not wonder if the switch to DH is playing mind games with him.

Rafael Devers is a full-time designated hitter, and he's got to adjust to ... On Wednesday, he gave his candid reaction to the forced position change. "I’m ready to start the season.

The Boston Red Sox made the final decision earlier this week: Rafael Devers ... the position that winning supersedes everything else," Breslow said. "If our best team has him at DH, we saw his ...

I'm feeling good," Devers told Bradford through translator Daveson Perez. "No difference (in preparing for at-bats as a DH). I have the ... truly on board with this change? Only time will tell ...