Alex Cora has not decided who will play third base for the Boston Red Sox. It is between Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers.

In a recent interview with MLB Network, Cora avoided providing a definitive answer, further fueling speculation. “We’ll do whatever is best for the Red Sox. Let’s see what happens,” Cora said when asked about the third-base situation.

Zachary Rotman of FanSided offered a prediction of what Boston's Opening Day lineup will look like, and it also includes a disappointing solution to the drama, with Bregman playing second base and Devers third.

Devers has been injured and slowly ramping up to spring training action. That’s quieted the notion of the Red Sox having a Devers/Bregman/third base problem. For now. But Sean McAdam, the veteran Red Sox beat man who now writes for MassLive, says that won’t last long.

Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers has pushed back his spring training debut after telling Boston manager Alex Cora that he did not feel ready while taking live batting practice.

Opening Day is getting closer and closer, and Devers' recovery from shoulder injuries is officially becoming an issue.

Devers said he’s extremely excited to play with new teammate Alex Bregman, the 2024 American League Gold Glove winner at third base.

The Boston Red Sox could explore a potential trade for Rafael Devers if he forces his way out of Boston this year.

A week after telling reporters that he's not willing to give up third base, Rafael Devers reiterated his position while pushing back at the notion that there's any bad blood with the Red Sox.

The Boston Red Sox are facing controversy over who will play third baseman, with Alex Bregman joining the team while Rafael Devers currently holds the