The Boston Red Sox have been looking to make sense of the Rafael Devers trade. So far, two of their acquisitions in the deal haven't worked out. James Tibbs III ...

David Ortiz has touted the talents of Rafael Devers for a few years now, and if it's up to the new Hall of Famer, the star third baseman will remain with the Boston Red Sox for a very long time.

Devers, who finally agreed to play first base for his new team, regressed in a San Francisco uniform to the tune of a .715 OPS in 43 games. That's a far cry from 15 home runs with a .905 OPS for the ...

Devers fit the bill of what San Francisco had been looking for. He had produced a .272/.401/.504 batting line in 334 plate appearances with the Red Sox in 2025, hitting 15 homers and 18 doubles.

It seemed like the Red Sox would be aggressive buyers at the trade deadline, especially after getting rid of Devers’ contract. While they did make some moves, they weren’t anything special on ...

I never bought into the guy. Since coming over to the Giants, Devers is hitting .224 with four home runs and just 15 runs batted in over the course of 36 games.

Are the Red Sox going to make any major moves at the trade deadline? WBZ-TV's Steve Burton spoke with Red Sox legend David Ortiz about what the team needs to do. 28,170 people played the daily ...