Hall of Famer David Ortiz says the Boston Red Sox should just leave designated hitter Rafael Devers alone and let him decide if he wants to start playing first base.

Boston's also been struck by injuries, losing Bregman, Triston Casas, and Tanner Houck to the IL last month. The Red Sox sputtered without them, going 11-17 in May and losing six of seven to close out the month.

Plus: Maybe the Red Sox should start waiting more than a few games before giving prospects long-term contracts.

A former Red Sox champ revealed a story of how he would eat so many lobster rolls at David Ortiz's house that he wasn't sure if he'd be able to play the next game.

Breslow made several significant moves this offseason. But the moves he didn't make are really hurting the team now.

For several months now, Boston Red Sox number-one prospect Roman Anthony has been both a cause for excitement and stress. Anthony, a 21-year-old outfielder with an incredible offensive skillset, has the potential to be the face of his team for the next 15 seasons.

For days, the Red Sox have circled Sunday’s series finale against the Braves as the day rookie Kristian Campbell would make his debut at first base. That isn’t happening, however.