Rafael Devers has shifted his stance on changing positions after the Boston Red Sox signed Alex Bregman. Find out why the star third baseman is now open to adapting for the MLB team. The Boston Red Sox shook up their roster this offseason by signing Alex Bregman,

Former Houston Astros star Alex Bregman was the centerpiece of the Boston Red Sox' offseason, signing for $120 million over three years. The only issue: The Red Sox already had a franchise player at the hot corner.

The Boston Red Sox appear ready to proceed with Alex Bregman as their starting third baseman, a decision Rafael Devers has come around on.

Rafael Devers has decided to move to designated hitter (DH) after a long-standing debate over the third base position with Alex Bregman in the Red Sox team. Devers, initially vocal about sticking to third base,

Alex Cora has not decided who will play third base for the Boston Red Sox. It is between Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers.

As Opening Day apporaches, the Boston Red Sox have to make a decision about who their starting third baseman will be. It sounds like manager Alex Cora has made a decision if you read between the lines.

Alex Bregman is a third baseman, present tense. As much as Boston Red Sox star Rafael Devers may hope otherwise, his time as a third baseman may soon be past tense.Boston signed Bregman this offseason to a contract worth $40 million a year,

While the Red Sox have not publicly commented on what role Rafael Devers will serve this season, the slugger confirmed to reporters that a decision has already been made.

The Boston Red Sox may be seeing Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers sort out any of the third base and infield drama out for themselves in spring training.

Since making his Major League Baseball debut in the summer of 2017, Boston Red Sox star Rafael Devers has been one of the most productive offensive third basemen in baseball. Even including the shortened 2020 campaign,