The Detroit Tigers are one of the best teams in baseball headed into this weekend and have really been one of the stories of the season here in the early going.

Much has been said over the last few days about Boston Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers. He was asked to move from third base to ...

After Rafael Devers' public refusal to play first base, Red Sox staff, including owner John Henry, reportedly flew to meet ...

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 ...

Along with team president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, Henry reportedly made an unplanned trip to ...

Instant reactions to another one-run loss for the Red Sox, who fell in a low-scoring affair at Kauffman Stadium on Friday ...

Rafael Devers of the Boston Red Sox is hesitant to switch to first base following Triston Casas' injury, a move the team ...

Boston's third-baseman-turned-DH had pointed comments toward the team's top baseball operations executive Thursday, prompting a sit-down meeting with ownership ...

With more drama surrounding Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox, the team's owner has moved to address the growing tension.

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

Rafael Devers has told the Red Sox he's not interested in moving to first base. And in some ways, he and the team are right ...