Bregman is a superior defender to Devers, who has led the American League in errors at third base in seven consecutive seasons. Devers’ -6 OAA (Outs Above Average) last season ranked in the bottom-eight percentile, according to Baseball Savant.

While the Boston Red Sox seem interested in moving Rafael Devers off of third base in favor of Alex Bregman, Devers' teammates have come to his defense.

Now that the Red Sox have filled their need for a right-handed bat by agreeing with Alex Bregman on a three-year, $120 million contract that includes two opt-outs and some deferrals, here is the big question: How will the move impact the club’s infield alignment?

Third baseman Alex Bregman expressed that he'll "play wherever" for the Red Sox following Rafael Devers' comments about holding onto the hot corner.

Alex Bregman is not letting himself get bogged down by the Boston Red Sox’s ongoing dilemma at third base. Since the Red Sox signed Bregman last week, Boston’s longtime third baseman Rafael Devers has been adamant that he does not plan to cede the position to his new teammate.