It feels as if the Rafael Devers trade was a mistake made by Craig Breslow, and that wasn't the only move Boston Red Sox fans are questioning.

Though the stunning trade of Rafael Devers to the Giants on Sunday will help the Red Sox lean into their youth movement, led by the Big Three of Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer and Kristian Campbell, ...

Rafael Devers caused a bit of a stir when he defiantly said that he was still the Red Sox’ third baseman following the signing of Alex Bregman on Monday, but Craig Breslow apparently isn’t ...

Soon after the Rafael Devers trade was finalized, it felt as if Boston Red Sox fans who were frustrated with the deal were proven right. The team lost seven of ...

Boston executive Craig Breslow addressed the conspiracy theory that Liverpool's transfer spending drove the Red Sox trade of ...

Craig Breslow says that Rafael Devers will remain at third base "Rafael Devers is our third baseman, and we're really excited about that," Breslow told WEEI's Jones and Keefe.

From his Trumbull High days, Craig Breslow’s self-confidence lifted his team. As rebuilder of the Red Sox, his bold moves are paying off.

Boston Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow says there's "a real chance" that, looking back on the year, the Red Sox will have won more games than they would've had they kept Rafael Devers.

With the Boston Red Sox shipping off Rafael Devers, the team shifted around the entire lineup. While it's just one player, Dever's impact on the team was enormous.

Why Craig Breslow didn’t address Red Sox as a team after Rafael Devers trade ... Rafael Devers, a homegrown fan favorite and the recipient of the largest contract in franchise history, ...

Moreover, Breslow didn't dismiss Devers playing first base despite the player's reaction expressing his reluctance to do so. "My preference is for these things to remain internal," Breslow added.