Reasonable minds can agree that both Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox's decision-makers have made missteps this year. The ...

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow navigated around a question about Rafael Devers' reluctance to play at ...

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Beslow explained his perspective on the conflict between Rafael Devers and the ...

Reasonable minds can agree that both Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox's ... Then, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow asked him to move to first base when Triston Casas got hurt.

Rafael Devers is upset Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow asked him about a move to first base. "I don’t think they stay true to their word." ...

The Boston Red Sox are faltering and are nine games back of the American League East lead. They are four games out of the ...

Breslow made several significant moves this offseason. But the moves he didn't make are really hurting the team now.

David Ortiz didn’t mince words when talking about what the 2025 Red Sox need to do: “Everybody wants to focus on Devers.

Understanding that their in-house options are limited, Boston turned to Rafael Devers to see if ... Chief Baseball Officer for the Red Sox, Craig Breslow, appeared on "The Greg Hill Show" on ...

The Boston Red Sox were perfectly justified in asking Rafael Devers to vacate ... between chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and manager Alex Cora. But Devers is in a lose-lose situation almost ...

Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow will never be confused with the renowned comedy duo Abbott and Costello. The Red Sox version of “Who’s on First?” ...

Red Sox owner John Henry flew to Kansas City to have a sit-down with disgruntled star Rafael Devers, who told the team he would not move to first base.