Devers vs. Bregman: Who Should Own Third Base for the Red Sox? 

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The recent controversy surrounding Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox has sparked quite a debate, especially with Hall of Famer David Ortiz stepping in to defend Devers' position at third base. Ortiz argues that Devers is the team's best player and should not be moved for Alex Bregman, despite Bregman's impressive defensive accolades. This raises some intriguing questions about player loyalty, positional value, and the dynamics of team chemistry.

What do you think? Should the Red Sox prioritize Devers' established role over Bregman's defensive prowess? Is it fair to ask a star player to change positions, especially when they have proven themselves as a franchise cornerstone?

Moreover, Ortiz's comparison to the Yankees' handling of A-Rod and Jeter adds another layer to this discussion. Was that a successful move for the Yankees, or did it create long-term issues?

Let’s also consider the implications of this situation on team morale. How do you think Devers feels about the potential of being moved? Would it affect his performance if he were asked to switch positions?

Bold prediction: If the Red Sox decide to move Devers, could it lead to a decline in his performance, similar to what we’ve seen with other players who were shifted from their primary positions?

Join the conversation! Share your thoughts on the Devers-Bregman situation, your experiences with player position changes, and how you think the Red Sox should navigate this tricky scenario.

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