One baseball insider believes the Boston Red Sox have their minds made up about Rafael Devers playing first base.

Where do the Red Sox and Rafael Devers go from here after Friday's John Henry sit-down with him? It's unclear.

Boston Red Sox owner John Henry and manager Alex Cora met with Rafael Devers regarding his public disinterest in moving to ...

John Henry was among Red Sox personnel who flew out to Kansas City to meet with Rafael Devers in person following his blunt ...

After meeting with Boston Red Sox principal owner John Henry, Rafael Devers remained at designated hitter for Friday night's ...

Rafael Devers made his feelings known on Thursday. On Friday, it was Boston Red Sox owner John Henry’s turn to share his ...

The Red Sox could have communicated with their star player better, but Devers could also be more accommodating of the team's ...

On Friday, as John Henry descended upon Kansas City for a meeting with Rafael Devers, one Red Sox leader vowed that the team ...

Asked about changing his mind in the event the Red Sox receive little production from the current group of first basemen, ...

Devers' stance presents a problem for the Red Sox, both as they search for an effective replacement at first base and as it ...

Rarely do internal conflicts in baseball erupt into the open the way Boston Red Sox designated hitter Rafael Devers's with ...

Boston Red Sox designated hitter Rafael Devers is not interested in moving to first base. The latest position switch proposal ...