Rafael Devers Trade elicits responses from the former Red Sox star
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I’ll take a look at Boston Red Sox The roster of the 2018 World Series winners may make the average baseball fan weird compared to the 2025 team.
Rafael Devers played the correct field with third baseman Mookie Betts, and Xander Bogartos strengthened the lineup as the team lost, not to mention players like Andrew Benintendi, Jackie Bradley Jr. and JD Martinez. Los Angeles Dodgers With five games.
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Boston Red Sox’s Rafael Daters #11 responds on the way to the first base after hitting the pitch in six innings of a baseball game against the New York Yankees in New York City on Sunday, June 8, 2025. (AP photo/Noah K. Murray)
On Sunday, one of the final core pieces of the lineup was handled.
Red Sox Old man traded The San Francisco Giants for Jordan Hicks, Jose Bello, James Tibbs III and Kyle Harrison – a deal that surprised the world of baseball. Despite his philosophical differences with the Red Sox, Devers was reaching .272 with .905 OPS and 15 home runs. He led the American League with 56 and played the most games in the majors (73).
Betts, who the Red Sox traded for the Dodgers, offered his thoughts after a victory over the Giants on Sunday.
“I thought it was crazy,” he said. Athletic. “There’s nothing to say. It’s just crazy.”
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Boston Red Sox right fielder Mookie Betts, #50 celebrates with third base hand Rafael Dates, #11 after a match against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park in Detroit on July 7, 2019. (Raj Mehta-Usa Today Sports)
Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw also responded to trade as he was told about the wild movements in the ESPN segment.
“How’s that deal? It’s wild,” he said. “Buster really does it! Not Olney. Buster Posey really does it. It’s good for Buster.
Almost seven years later, the Red Sox are operating on a completely different roster than the one they had when lifting the Commissioner’s trophy.
Boston Red Sox right fielder Mookie Betts, #50 celebrates with third base-handed Rafael Dates, #11 after hitting a two-run home run with the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yard in Baltimore on July 20, 2019. (Tommy Gilligan-Usa Today Sports)
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Boston enters a fresh week from a sweep of the New York Yankees, and enters just 6.5 games behind 6.5 games for first place in AL East.
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