The Rafael Devers positional saga was the story that dominated spring training headlines for the Boston Red Sox. Three weeks into the season, the noise has mostly faded away. Devers initially resisted the idea of moving to designated hitter when the team signed Gold Glove third baseman Alex Bregman in free agency.

With multiple players frustrated with their current roles, the Chicago Cubs could benefit from it. After sending Matt Shaw to Triple-A, trading for a third baseman seems to be something the Cubs should be interested in doing.

Could the New York Mets pull off a surprise early-season trade? The Mets have already decided one thing: defense comes first in center field, especially with Juan Soto's limited range in right. Trading for Jose Siri cemented that fact,

Red Sox third baseman Alex Bregman has quite the story to tell his second child, after logging his first-ever five-hit night before starting his paternity leave.

Here are some instant reactions from the Red Sox' 7-4 win over the Rays on Tuesday. Alex Bregman set a new career high for hits in a game.

Third baseman Alex Bregman matched that total all by himself on Tuesday, the first time in his Major League career that he's gotten five hits in one game. Hall of Famer Wade Boggs, considered to be the best third baseman in franchise history, did it three times in his career, but many great major leaguers never reach the milestone at all.

After taking two of three games in the Sox-Sox matchup last weekend on the South Side, your Chicago White Sox head to Beantown to take on the “storied” Boston Red (Yellow?) Sox at Fenway Park. The Pale Hose enter play having lost four straight games,