The Boston Red Sox have a few big decisions to make in the coming weeks. They're still reportedly deciding about what to do with Aroldis Chapman this year.

The Toronto Blue Jays will be buyers ahead of the trade deadline and they have been named a perfect fit for a slugging infielder.

The New York Yankees were named as a potential trade suitor for former Boston Red Sox and current San Francisco Giants slugger Rafael Devers.

The former disgruntled Boston Red Sox star, Rafael Devers, made a definitive statement about his position plans for the San Francisco Giants.

"Will Clark was there to work on ground balls with him at first base, and Raffy didn’t show up. So, that’s the person these guys have been dealing with for a long time.” The post Rafael Devers brushed off first-base workouts with Giants great appeared first on Boston.

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It was the ninth inning of the Red Sox’ 10-2 win over the Rockies on Tuesday. Manager Alex Cora was trusting Bello, who had thrown just 86 pitches, with the final frame. Touching the mound that late into the night is a rare feat for any starting pitcher in the modern baseball landscape, but even more so for Bello, who had never done it before.