Will the Rafael Devers drama push him out of Boston? Star could land on NL team if spectacle continues
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Will the Rafael Devers drama push him out of Boston?
The Red Sox and the star infielder have been at odds all season thanks to a pair of requests for Devers to switch positions.
That has led to speculation that the two could could ultimately split with Devers only in the third season of a 10-year, $315 million contract.
Enter, the Phillies.
Philadelphia has been mentioned by a number of outlets as a possible trade destination for Devers due to the struggles of Alec Bohm at third base and team president Dave Dombrowski’s connection to the frustrated slugger.
Dombrowski was in the Red Sox’s front office when Devers and the Red Sox won the World Series in 2018.
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