Is Rafael Devers getting out of Boston?
You surely saw it yesterday, but the Red Sox player publicly declared that he did not want to know anything to go to the first goal because he is tanned to see his patterns change his idea about his position.
Clearly, the guy does not know how to adapt and he does not want to know anything to learn how to do it.
He was arrogant towards his club by saying that if the club needed a voltijouriser, he did not want to be asked to go in the outside field for the rest of things.
Let him not worry: nobody wants that.
To see people adding it and saying that Roman Anthony (a hope is played in the field) did not ask to play the first goal as it is surely validates the feelings of the Bostonnaise star, which adds to the problem. As if it was the same thing …
The problem, of course, is that Devers cannot play as a team.
And the more time passes, the more clearly it is that Devers is becoming a big problem in Boston. We are even wondering if he will end the season with the Red Sox.
Personally, I think yes. But I also think that during the dead season, if Alex Bregman decides to stay in Boston (which seems likely), it could open the door to a transaction involving Devers.
And that would be something.
I do not know if the management expected as many problems by signing Alex Bregman, who was the addition that the club needed. But there, Devers becomes a big hot potato because of his conflicts with management.
And between you and me: even if his problem is with Craig Breslow, his teammates should not be happy with the way he manages everything. After all, that's not how that a star must act.
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