In case something is missing, Boston Red Sox is in an internal crisis as a result of a coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) within the team and that has affected multiple players with positive cases. This has made the Red Sox have to draw ‘aces up their sleeves’ to cover their line up and it was teciently made known that consider using Rafael Devers as a short stop during some matches of the 2021 Season from MLB.
Boston Red Sox is getting creative to select techniques and players who can replace those who are infected with coronavirus (COVID-19), especially in the team’s infield.
That is why Alex Cora, manager of the Red Sox, declared that Rafael Devers could be used as a shortstop, without this being his ‘natural’ position as he usually covers third base.
“I’ve seen him take grooves at shortstop. He usually does it anyway because he plays change there. One thing I struggle with is if something happens in a double play or he makes a bad move, he gets injured,” said the helmsman to media like WEEI.
Rafael Devers has seen action in 130 games in the 2021 MLB Season with the Boston Red Sox of which 126 have been covering third base and only four times as a designated hitter.
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