The least-complicated way would be for Rafael Devers to come to the conclusion that $313.5 million brought the Red Sox the right to tell him to move to first base.

The Boston Red Sox were dealt a brutal blow Friday night when Triston Casas crumpled to the dirt in the second inning and had to be stretchered off the field with a left knee injury so serious he was taken straight to the hospital.

A Boston Red Sox trade idea has them acquiring New York Mets first baseman Jon Singleton in the wake of Triston Casas' injury.

When the Red Sox signed Alex Bregman for third base in the offseason, Devers moved to designated hitter. And when first baseman Triston Casas suffered a season-ending knee injury earlier in May, Devers was asked to play first, a switch that would better fit the roster construction. His response? Not interested.

The Boston Red Sox are trying everything they can to get on the same page as Rafael Devers. It's been a drama-filled season so far for Devers, who is in his ninth year with the big-league club and his first at any position besides third base. There was ...