Rafael Devers has let his bat do the talking as of late, batting .583 during Boston's series victory against the Royals this weekend.

Rafael Devers was finally settling in as the Red Sox designated hitter, after a tumultuous spring training that saw him forced out of his third-base job for Alex Bregman. But when first baseman Triston Casas suffered a season-ending injury last Friday,

The Boston Red Sox's chief baseball officer, Craig Breslow, requested that Rafael Devers play first base after Triston Casas' injury. His reaction has led to plenty of trade speculation.

Former Boston Red Sox first baseman Eric Hosmer called out Craig Breslow in a post on X amid the drama surrounding Rafael Devers and the open first base spot.

Henry was accompanied by Craig Breslow and team president Sam Kennedy. But Henry alone sat with Devers and manager Alex Cora in the visiting manager’s office at Kauffman Stadium.

The 2025 campaign has certainly been an eventful one for Rafael Devers thus far, with the Boston Red Sox slugger reluctantly switching into the designated hitter to accommodate free agent signing Alex Bregman at third base.