In Oracle Park, which is notoriously cozy for pitchers, San Francisco Giants slugger Rafael Devers has a bat that translates to the confines.

The Boston Red Sox may have missed out on acquiring Alex Bregman, who opted for a deal with the Chicago Cubs, but the team successfully managed to recover its investment in Rafael Devers, according to reports.

The Boston Red Sox traded Rafael Devers away this past June and it seems like the last trace of him may be gone. On Tuesday, "Red Sox Stats" on X shared that Marcelo Mayer is switching numbers from No. 39 to Devers' old No. 11 jersey. Shortly afterward ...

The Boston Red Sox don't have a third baseman, or at least a proven one. After signing Alex Bregman last offseason, the ensuing drama gave Craig Breslow the window to trade Rafael Devers and a contract he never wanted to the San Francisco Giants.

The Red Sox signed Bregman — a Scott Boras client — last winter to a three-year, $120 million contract with opt-outs. The deal paid immediate dividends, as Bregman helped lead Boston to an 89-73 record and its first postseason appearance in four years.

There's no bringing Rafael Devers back to the Boston Red Sox; both parties had a hand in burning that bridge. But the Red Sox are still affected every day by the ripple effects of trading him. From the San Francisco Giants, the Red Sox got four players and ...

The Boston Red Sox are still in the market for another bat that can move the needle in the middle of the order. If you like our content, choose Sports Illustrated as a preferred source on Google. With Bregman out of the organization, it unsurprisingly has ...