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Yankees great to selfish Red Sox slugger: ‘This will not end well’
When the Red Sox signed Alex Bregman for third base in the offseason, Devers moved to designated hitter. And when first baseman Triston Casas suffered a season-ending knee injury earlier in May, Devers was asked to play first, a switch that would better fit the roster construction. His response? Not interested.

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How Can the Red Sox Fill the Void at First Base?
MLB notes: What external options could Red Sox have at first base?
Rafael Devers wins American League Player of the Week amid position-change controversy
On Monday, the Boston Red Sox designated hitter won American League Player of the Week after hitting .476 (10-for-21) with two homers and a double while driving in eight runs during the week of May 5...

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Rafael Devers isn’t talking much lately, but his bat is making a lot of noise
Red Sox Veteran Lucas Giolito Breaks Silence on Rafael Devers Amid Drama
Nick Sogard has settled into his role with the Red Sox
Nick Sogard is more than happy to be playing first base for the Red Sox, which he acknowledges wouldn’t necessarily have been the case a few years ago.

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The Red Sox should just let Rafael Devers DH and figure out the rest themselves
Alex Bregman at peace with decision to pick Red Sox over Tigers: 'It's all good'
Red Sox Trade Proposal Adds First Base Fix From Struggling Division Rival
A new trade proposal sends a struggling division rival's first baseman to the Boston Red Sox, potentially solving their infield need.
Alex Cora identifies when Walker Buehler will return, gives other Red Sox injury updates
The Red Sox won't be without Walker Buehler much longer. On Saturday, Alex Cora revealed when the veteran righty is expected back and gave other injury updates, too.
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Triston Casas injury: Red Sox first baseman placed on IL after suffering ruptured left patellar tendon
Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas suffered a ruptured left patellar tendon on a play at first base during Friday night's win over the Minnesota Twins ( BOS 6, MIN 1 ), the team announced on Saturday. The Red Sox are not expecting Casas back this season, as he'll require surgery to repair the tendon.
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What will Red Sox do at 1B in wake of Casas injury?
The one thing the Red Sox know about their situation at first base is that Triston Casas won’t play for the rest of the season. Casas ruptured his left patellar tendon on Friday and underwent successful surgery on Sunday that will require an extensive rehab.
Red Sox narrowly avoid another major injury during first base collision
Days after the Red Sox lost a player to a gruesome injury at first base, they were worried that it happened again Wednesday night.
Red Sox Make Injury Decision on Triston Casas’ Replacement
The Boston Red Sox can not catch a break at first base. After losing Triston Casas for the season due to knee surgery, the Red Sox were forced to rely upon career bench player Romy González.
Red Sox star Triston Casas stretchered off field after suffering ‘significant’ injury
Upon falling, Casas immediately grabbed his left knee while Boston’s trainers rushed out to help him before eventually being stretchered off the field. After the game, manager Alex Cora told reporters that Casas suffered a “significant knee injury” and that he was still at a local Boston hospital.
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Red Sox could cut ties with Rafael Devers through trade with NL West squad
The Boston Red Sox have found themselves in a tough spot with Rafael Devers. He is playing extremely well, but could be causing problems in the clubhouse.
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