The 2025 campaign has certainly been an eventful one for Rafael Devers thus far, with the Boston Red Sox slugger reluctantly switching into the designated hitter to accommodate free agent signing Alex Bregman at third base.

Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox are marred in controversy over his unwillingness to play first base. The Atlanta Braves know a thing or two about this.

Things are working well for Alex Bregman so far this season, but he had to put in a lot of offseason work to get to this point. Over the years, Bregman had developed some bad habits, but he is starting to feel like he did in his prime.

The Boston Red Sox have been in an interesting situation with designated hitter Rafael Devers all season. Devers already made one major sacrifice in 2025, giving up his longtime role at third base after the team signed Alex Bregman to take over the position.

Alex Bregman, the Red Sox's new $120 million acquisition, has quickly become a pivotal figure both on and off the field. Despite the birth of his second child, Bregman shortened his paternity leave, demonstrating his commitment to the team's championship aspirations.

The New York Yankees watched Oswaldo Cabrera leave the field in an ambulance after tagging up on a shallow fly ball. His injury has increased the Yankees' need for an infielder.

Boston Red Sox star third baseman Alex Bregman opens up about his decision to go to Beantown before the start of the Tigers series.