Cora described Mayer is “toolsy” and “very mature.” He’s a good defender," Cora said. “He cares about defense. He really does, which I love. It’s easy for him to play defense. Offensively, there’s a few things that we truly believe he needs to get better (at)."
In signing World Series-winning third baseman Alex Bregman, the Sox threw an exclamation point onto their 2025 story, the cost of adding such a high-priced player representing a return to their big-market, big-spending identity.
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However, his path back to the regular season hit a setback after Red Sox manager Alex Cora shared concerning news Thursday with MassLive’s Sean McAdams. Yoshida is now dealing with a sore back, requiring him to travel from Fort Myers to Boston for evaluation.
When the Boston Red Sox signed Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract last month, a small problem turned into a bigger one: Rafael Devers was already the team's third baseman, and he didn't want to move off the hot corner.
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On the eve of the new season, Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora made it crystal clear where Rafael Devers will play throughout the 2025 campaign.
Red Sox skipper confirmed that Rafael Devers will be the team's primary DH. Alex Bregman will play third base. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.
The Boston Red Sox have had a bit of drama on their hands throughout spring training when it comes to superstar slugger Rafael Devers' position in the field in the wake of the team's decision to sign Alex Bregman. On Wednesday morning, manager Alex Cora seemed to strongly hint at what spot Devers will find himself at to begin the 2025 campaign.