A storm in Boston has come ever since Rafael Devers said "No, I play third." Given that the Boston Red Sox made a splash for Alex Bregman, an elite third baseman, one would think that position is‌ sorted.

The Boston Red Sox have been shrouded in controversy since their latest signing, Alex Bregman. The signing has put a logjam at the third base position and veteran slugger Rafal Devers has been vocal.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Monday about honoring that prior commitment ... I think there, it’s not about Bregman or Devers or Cora, it’s about the Red Sox. Whatever decision we make is for the benefit of the team.”

With the signing official, Alex Cora was at last able to directly address Alex Bregman joining the Red Sox. That didn’t mean he had all the answers, though. The manager

Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora appears to have trouble brewing in Spring Training, but it's a problem that other managers would want to have.

It had been reported shortly after the two sides came to an agreement that Bregman would play second base after primarily playing third base over his nine seasons with the Astros. But Alex Cora refused to make a commitment on where Bregman would play when ...