With Opening Day just a few weeks away, Rafael Devers has changed his tune about being the DH of the Boston Red Sox.

A day after Rafael Devers said he’s willing to serve as the team’s designated hitter, Cora was not ready to announce anything.

The Red Sox' third baseman seemed to soften his tone at least somewhat as he spoke about the possibility of moving from third base to DH.

The Boston Red Sox and Rafael Devers are just about at that time when the talking is over and the playing begins. Devers has oscillated this offseason between various vibes, from wanting to stake claim to the third base job over Alex Bregman,

"I hope to shoulder all the responsibilities that come with it with pride and just lead this team," Crochet said.

MassLive’s Sean McAdam recaps Thursday's Red Sox news which included comments from Rafael Devers and an injury update on Lucas Giolito.

Rafael Devers refuses to give up his position for Alex Bregman, and the drama continues. Here's what a former Red Sox star had to say.

With Alex Bregman’s arrival sparking controversy, Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora addresses Rafael Devers’ position change. Discover how the MLB team is navigating this drama. The situation surrounding Rafael Devers and his role with the Boston Red Sox has taken a dramatic turn,

The Boston Red Sox have some tough decisions to make about their depth chart heading into Opening Day. One issue arose over the offseason when Boston agreed to a contract with free agent third baseman Alex Bregman.

Rafael Devers was originally unhappy when questioned about his position in the field after the Boston Red Sox signed Alex Bregman as a free agent last month. He said at the time that he was the Red Sox 3rd baseman and he intended to play that position in the upcoming season.