MLB Insider Says Red Sox Trading Rafael Devers 'Isn't All That Far-Fetched'

Rafael Devers-Red Sox Relationship Deteriorates Further, Is A Trade Coming?

Entering 2025, it seemed like things were finally looking up for the Boston Red Sox. They traded for Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox, then signed him to a lengthy extension. They signed Alex Bregman, solidifying their offense and infield defense. The only problem? Arguably their best player wasn't happy about it.Rafael Devers, the long-time Boston third baseman, didn't like that the team's front office and management asked him to beco…

MLB Insider Says Red Sox Trading Rafael Devers 'Isn't All That Far-Fetched'

The possibility of the Boston Red Sox trading with Rafael Devers, their main batter and franchise face, no longer seems so unlikely. According to the well-known MLB Ken Rosenthal insider, a transfer of Devers “is not so crazy,” even considering that they still owe him more than $250 million in their long-term contract. Recently there has been a kind of internal tension and disagreements, which began to occur when Devers, initially relocated as a…

MLB insider drops hint about Rafael Devers trade

May 15, 2024; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Red Sox third baseman Rafael Devers returns to the clubhouse after warming up before a game against the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports Could strained relations between Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox lead to a trade? One MLB insider thinks it is possible. In a new column, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic suggested that the idea of a Devers trade “isn…

MLB insider suggests Red Sox could eventually trade superstar slugger

David Butler II-Imagn ImagesDavid Butler II-Imagn Images It wasn’t long ago that Rafael Devers stood as the beating heart of the Boston Red Sox—young, powerful, and loyal. His 10-year, $313.5 million contract felt like a vow, a marriage between slugger and city. But now, just a short time later, cracks are forming in that relationship, and fans can feel the tension rising like humidity before a summer storm. Baseball, after all, is as emotional …